Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: trippyboy on March 12, 2017, 07:35:43 pm
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Anyone cover up the vent in the lid ? Always seem to get a bit of water out of mine so wrap a scrim around it to mop up the wet, its not much at all but it bugs me.
Is there a reason why we need the vent there?
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The vent is there to let the water flow if you didn't have it you would end up with a vacuum as air wouldn't be able to
get into the tank to replace the used water.
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Anyone cover up the vent in the lid ? Always seem to get a bit of water out of mine so wrap a scrim around it to mop up the wet, its not much at all but it bugs me.
Is there a reason why we need the vent there?
Are you being serious? ;D
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Anyone cover up the vent in the lid ? Always seem to get a bit of water out of mine so wrap a scrim around it to mop up the wet, its not much at all but it bugs me.
Is there a reason why we need the vent there?
Are you being serious? ;D
I get the same problem at times. Splashes out of the vent cap. It came of last week so expecting loads of splashes when I top the tank. A better designed lid would work
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(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1489511125_20170314_165954.jpg)
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(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1489511125_20170314_165954.jpg)
nice one
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It's a barbed to push fit connector inserted into a hole drilled to the same size then, as you can see just a straight push fit connector with a bit of pole hose into it.
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I put a piece of tape over inside and stuck a pin in it to let air in, had a dry tank since.
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My lid has a massive centre vent