Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: glen parva on April 22, 2010, 08:02:14 pm
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ive got a chap who wants to supply me pure water
what is the cost of it for 400lt at a time
what would be a fair price for it
cheers john
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to buy distilled pure water from a car place in say an exhaust centre for topping up ya battery its £17 for 25 litres!!!
tbh im not too sure what people charge for it
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20 quid--per 1000l
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Probably would be best to check what your local water company charges for a cube of water, double it and add for delivery, that would seem fair to me.
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thanks lads ;)
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to buy distilled pure water from a car place in say an exhaust centre for topping up ya battery its £17 for 25 litres!!!
tbh im not too sure what people charge for it
really lad gud job iv introduced u to
johnny boy lol lol n u ow me for 400litres lol
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Probably would be best to check what your local water company charges for a cube of water, double it and add for delivery, that would seem fair to me.
More than double.
You have to pay for supply of the water you waste as well as the pure you produce, and then you have to pay for sewerage, which is usually more than the cost of supply so it actually costs you (say) supply @ £5 per 1000lt = £20 (at ratio 3:1 4000lt required to produce 1000lt pure) sewerage @ £7 per 1000lt = £21 (you can get a discount if you can prove a percentage doesn't go back down the drain)
So to produce 1000lt of pure will cost £41 (It's actually much less, I just said £5 for illustration purposes)
Then you have to add in the running costs of your system (filters, resin, wear on membrane, electricity for pump etc)
Think it through before you start paying someone to take your pure water away ::)
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I use a pro-7 so theres not too much wasted water, which I really think is better for the environment.
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http://www.gardinerpolesystems.co.uk/acatalog/De-Ionisation_Calculator.html
use this to work some of it out and then just add how much 1000l of water costs