Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Llaaww on August 16, 2013, 05:18:49 pm
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For me it is a no brainer.
On a first clean, especially where it is a full clean to gutters facias doors etc etc, I simply hook up to the punters tap and blast off all of the crud. If they are nice people or good payers I may finish off windows with pure wfp, and even give a trad finish to some of the downstairs.
Why is it that there is so little discussion about using tap water??
I don't advertise pure water cleaning, If you do you should be using pure water.
My local tap tds is from 40-80 ish
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This must be a regional post.
Round here the TDS is 350ish. You can't use tap water for anything!
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If, like you, I have a particularly dirty first clean or conservatory roof to clean then yes I do, the tap pressure is often more powerful than the pump at full flow and it saves me time, effort and my pure water. I am in a hard water area however, so I still always finally rinse with the pure.
Simon
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I use tap water most of the time fill my bucket up and of i go.
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Tap waters not hot enough for my liking ;D
And i never use a custys water, its theft !!
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Tap waters not hot enough for my liking ;D
And i never use a custys water, its theft !!
It is not theft if you ask first.
I do a lot of holiday lets on the coast, many of them have hot showers outside for people coming off the beach, I sometimes hook up to those for a hot wash.... ;)
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Just wait till the custies find out tap water will work just fine up north. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D