Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: H2GoKent on June 23, 2013, 06:05:51 pm
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Hi
At present i use a thick good quality petrol station type but it is wearing out.
What do you fellas use? Need about 15 metres. Ideally on a reel or roll so I can put it out of sight
Anyone use roll flat? What's it like and where from. Cheers
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http://www.machinemart.co.uk/shop/range/guid/FD793EF5-0676-452A-B40B-74C1E5E4B79B
I use this stuff, seems quite robust. I just coil it up and hang it on a hook
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Thats the stuff i was looking for a while back looks really durable , I am currently using aquatic transfer hose which works really well but i would go for the green hose above . Mike
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I use 25m of 1" Tricoflex hose, i find it quite flexible & it doesnt spring leeaks.
i used to use the corigated swimming pool type hose but it just split in a thousand places after a couple of years, as it got very brittle in the winter.
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I bought this one from screwfix the other day fits straight onto my sub pump from toolstation lol .
http://www.screwfix.com/p/reinforced-delivery-hose-with-filter-7m-x-1/77752
Well worth the £15 includes a filter too .
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i use 22 mm copper pipe joined to the small tubing that comes out from the pump,i had both in the garage at the time of installation and i thought that will do for a week or two until i get new hose,that was 3 years ago ;D
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25mm MDPE Pipe work.
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I bought this one from screwfix the other day fits straight onto my sub pump from toolstation lol .
http://www.screwfix.com/p/reinforced-delivery-hose-with-filter-7m-x-1/77752
Well worth the £15 includes a filter too .
looks a good deal
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it is bob it is very good quality hose if you use a submersible pump like the one i purchased from toolstation all you have to do is hacksaw the small part of the outlet on the pump off and screw the hose straight onto it job done .
there are 2 types of hose they sell delivery or suction .
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I have three IBC's. One on top the other and a third to the side. (Due to the way my garden slopes.
The top tank is high enough to feed my van by gravity and I use a 2" hose about 5 metres long. My bottom two tanks are pumped up to the van and I have a 10 metre 1" hose for that like the machine mart ones.
When not in use the 1" pipe coils up under my car port on the wall. The big one is like a python and generally stays attached to the tank and led on the floor but it can also be put on hooks too. (If it was 15 metres long I might consider "lay-flat")