Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Pj on June 12, 2008, 11:34:09 pm
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If weight wasn't such a deciding factor how much water would you carry for the day?
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2000l
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650-750ltr,no need to keep worrying about filling.
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650, 2 of us use 400 at mo and never run out, but would be nice to know weve got that much mroe
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2 of us use 525l and run out sometimes after 5 hours.
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2 of us use 525l and run out sometimes after 5 hours.
You will do.
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i dont work longer than 5 hours and i have a 650 which is only ever half full
shawn
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2 of us use 525l and run out sometimes after 5 hours.
You will do.
We do!
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650L at the moment and sometimes cut it close so probably 850 - 1000.
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for the work i have now 600 litres. For what i hope to have in a year or so 1000 litres.
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I have recently fitted a water meter to my tank outlet to check my usage and I use between 200 & 500 litres per day...so for me a 650l is just right for those special days where I need that little extra.
I started with a 250litre tank and would not advise one that small unless you do not do a lot of wfp.
Cheers
Dave.
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1800l.
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400L for a single operator doing commercial work
500L for dual operators doing domestic work
900L for dual operators doing commercial work
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500l for two peeps doing domestic? I don't think so. What rate of flow is that?
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650 - surprised at those figures Alex ... got a load of 400's you can't shift? ;D ;D ;D
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500l for two peeps doing domestic? I don't think so. What rate of flow is that?
About 1.5 litres per minute.
We have a 500 litre tank in the vehicle that does all of our domestic rounds with two operators. Only occasionally do we use it all up, on Wednesday we came home with about 150 litres still left.
For our commercial work we use between 500 litres and 850 litres per day for two operators. The question was what tanks would you go for if you started again. My answer was based on our exact current usage.
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used to have tucker 700 ltr for 2 now have 400 ltr for 2 run out at 3 ish but back to unit refill only takes 3 mins quick transfer pumps and water thats already produced from static system.
Why ? because the rest of the space in the vehicle carrys the carpet/upholstery/ patio/decking equipment
dont want to be over payload now do we ;)
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So that I would never run out of water during the day, I would need to carry about 800ltrs :)
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I'm with St Ivel - 2000 litres!
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As much as I could produce in 1 night.
I carry 800L at the moment, which is fine really
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Single operator domestic 6hr days 500l used.
That's why i put a 650 tank in last week. With 400l I was running low at lunch time and had to call back.
I could still manage with the 400l but it was taking a 15min plus traveling time bite out of my day. So the £200 investment is saving me one hour and a quarter a week (without traveling time).
one and a quarter times thirty pounds per hour equals a monetary benefit of thiry seven pounds per week.My entire investment is therefore recouped in five weeks, with ongoing benefits.
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250l filled to about 200l two operatives lets me keep van small cheaper to run were resin only top up once or twice at cusys top with their permission no water rates or meters here and water tds is always around 50
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1000 ltr for a 2 man team.
I have an 800 ltr tank which is fine when I am on my own.
My mate helps me 2 days a week but we use his water from his van which is 400 ltrs as well as my 800ltr. Domestic only with 100mtr microbore hose.Flow rate about 2 ltrs a min, But we fly through a lot of work and work for 81/2 hrs in a day weather permiting.
Neil
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Domestic 600l usually adequte.
Commercial 900l.
If you fill from static, as I do, you are not likely to fill tank right up anyway. I have 600l tank in dispatch but probably cant get more than 550l in.
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i have a cleaning compnay called www.candlcrystalcleaningservices.com (http://www.candlcrystalcleaningservices.com)
i have got 650 tank in my van, to people work from this for 8/9 hours a day, never run out of water they both a flow contollers wot are set at 6
i also have another company called www.crystalpuresystems.com (http://www.crystalpuresystems.com)
here to help anyone with any problems thanks