Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: bobplum on February 04, 2014, 07:55:03 pm
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as anyone any experience on baffling a tank for use in their van
your experiences and views welcome
Bob
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we have used baffle balls, also 1 litre flower pots cable tied
together at the narrow end , others have used sections of land drain pipe placed inside the tank
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we have used baffle balls, also 1 litre flower pots cable tied
together at the narrow end , others have used sections of land drain pipe placed inside the tank
whats a baffle ball.....any links
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when you say land drainage pipe, i assume the hard straight type and not the coiled ones
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whats a baffle ball.....any links
http://lmgtfy.com
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we have used baffle balls, also 1 litre flower pots cable tied
together at the narrow end , others have used sections of land drain pipe placed inside the tank
do the baffle balls work
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5kg of ready mix should do it.
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whats a baffle ball.....any links
http://lmgtfy.com
just found some, thanks soupy
i cant believe they really work that good :o
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5kg of ready mix should do it.
;D ;D
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I use play balls with holes in them. Cost £4 for a 100.
Sorted my ferry problem.
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how many did you use in relation to the size of the tank
cheers bob
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I noticed the ferry problem today and have a load of those coloured ball pit balls in the garage. Just found your previous post with photos of your van - do you really need to use a soldering iron to puncture them? Presumably the holes need to be big enough but perhaps I could hack at them with scissors?
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1 baffle ball to 10 litres of water
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i think the company i had them is called agrratech
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when you say land drainage pipe, i assume the hard straight type and not the coiled ones
maybe or maybe not :-\ I used the latter (coiled perforated type) just shoved a whole 25 m coil in (think it was 80 mm diameter)
my water used to slosh about and it doesn't anymore.
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I noticed the ferry problem today and have a load of those coloured ball pit balls in the garage. Just found your previous post with photos of your van - do you really need to use a soldering iron to puncture them? Presumably the holes need to be big enough but perhaps I could hack at them with scissors?
Soldiering iron is quicker and neater. Scissors splits the balls.
I have a 100 for 350 L I still get some sloshing. But it Did reduce it.
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Thin yet light plastic tubing two thirds the height of tank dropped in the lid, larger the better