Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: DP365 on February 25, 2008, 10:56:03 pm
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How many litres per minute is recomended for the amount of pressure wfp using 2mm jets?? or how much should the varistream be turned up for best results etc!
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1.75-2.0 liters per minute,
you can go faster too
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1-1,5l is recommended by some companies apparantly.
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2-2.5ltrs /min
although we do quite a bit of squeeegeeeeeee work too so we just whack the flow up.
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you'd be better off starting at 11 o clock and then tweaking it once you've gone round a couple of months.
Higher flow rate means quicker jobs but you run the risk of running out of water. A lower flow rate will mean more glass cleaned but will add on more time to your working day.
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If you have the tank, 2 litres or so. If you haven't 1.5. 1 is too slow really. You may as well ladder it all.
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Nice 1, think im gonna go wiv the 2 litres, got a 650 tank and my static is never far away, tho last nite a customer rang saying we had flooded the back of her house ruining her laminate floor, some furniture and disclouring by some of the skirting, we did have the pumps quite high but all windows were shut and there were no vents? is this possible or is she trying a fast one cos it has never happened before?
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L/min depends basically on your brush size and the size of the glass, a small brush and smaller panes do not need as much water as larger, you should have the ability to regulate flow to suit the job. Many get by with 1L/min on domestic and some less than that.
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Nice 1, think im gonna go wiv the 2 litres, got a 650 tank and my static is never far away, tho last nite a customer rang saying we had flooded the back of her house ruining her laminate floor, some furniture and disclouring by some of the skirting, we did have the pumps quite high but all windows were shut and there were no vents? is this possible or is she trying a fast one cos it has never happened before?
how would the water get into the house then? go have a look if i was you and take a camera
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Do you actuallly need a varistream? i just use the turn-arrow valve thing on my hose connector. Does it work better? because i never get the flow i want using 2 poles even though im using a 100psi pump which should be able to support them
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ITS POSSIBLE TO HAVE LEAKED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BACK DOOR ITS UPVC AND YOU POLED IT. SOME OF THEM ARE NOT TIGHT FITTING, OR THEIR DRAIN HOLES CANNOT COPE WITH THE FLOW RATE. IF IT CAN GO WRONG IT WILL!
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If you have a 650 just 2 litre it. You will work loads quicker.
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You know! 2 litres all the way, smashed it today much quicker, tho did have to refill, yeah the water got in through the bottom of the doors, slight exageration on her part tho, still lesson learnt people try anything to make a claim these days lol!
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ITS POSSIBLE TO HAVE LEAKED AT THE BOTTOM OF THE BACK DOOR ITS UPVC AND YOU POLED IT. SOME OF THEM ARE NOT TIGHT FITTING, OR THEIR DRAIN HOLES CANNOT COPE WITH THE FLOW RATE. IF IT CAN GO WRONG IT WILL!
oh yes ;D ;D watch out for that upvc doors when the handle aint been pulled "up" after door is closed can let water pee in!!!! had it happen BEWARE