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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Anyone moved from CP to squeegee?
« Last post by Plankton on Today at 09:52:41 am »
I had forgotten about the MTD so checked with Aworka and they'll have it integrated, so one less thing to think about for me.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Weather!
« Last post by zesty on Yesterday at 09:33:31 pm »
I took the Monday and Tuesday off  ;D
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Water Sloshing in flat tank
« Last post by KS Cleaning on Yesterday at 08:50:37 pm »
I知 going to buy some perforated drainage pipe tomorrow, hopefully this will stop the sloshing. Downside is I fitted an immersion to the tank for the cold winter mornings that I値l no longer be able to use.

If you were creative you could probbaly make a wire mesh cage round the element to stop the plastic pipe touching it, not sure how you would fix it though, some sort of underwater epoxy.
I知 not very creative😆
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Water Sloshing in flat tank
« Last post by Stoots on Yesterday at 07:50:28 pm »
I知 going to buy some perforated drainage pipe tomorrow, hopefully this will stop the sloshing. Downside is I fitted an immersion to the tank for the cold winter mornings that I値l no longer be able to use.

If you were creative you could probbaly make a wire mesh cage round the element to stop the plastic pipe touching it, not sure how you would fix it though, some sort of underwater epoxy.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Water Sloshing in flat tank
« Last post by KS Cleaning on Yesterday at 07:27:11 pm »
 I知 going to buy some perforated drainage pipe tomorrow, hopefully this will stop the sloshing. Downside is I fitted an immersion to the tank for the cold winter mornings that I値l no longer be able to use.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Weather!
« Last post by dazmond on Yesterday at 07:07:28 pm »
Its a hoot!
This is the first year I have not, so far, heard any winging about snow, ice, wind and rain.
Whose working, whose not  >:(.
I could have put money on someone  winging....  ;D ;D

It's whingeing not winging!😁
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Weather!
« Last post by dazmond on Yesterday at 07:06:01 pm »
All my scheduled work completed this week. A nice 3 day weekend now.

The 4 day week is perfect for my lifestyle.

It was -5 Monday morning when I started and quite a bit of lying snow and ice. No snow now and 6c this afternoon.

Have a good weekend chaps!

It's going to warm up considerably next week(12c)so almost time to get the shorts out!😀👍
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Window Cleaning Forum / Weather!
« Last post by Rob.Hall on Yesterday at 06:35:29 pm »
Its a hoot!
This is the first year I have not, so far, heard any winging about snow, ice, wind and rain.
Whose working, whose not  >:(.
I could have put money on someone  winging....  ;D ;D
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Water Sloshing in flat tank
« Last post by zesty on Yesterday at 12:33:05 pm »
Yep, perforated drainage pipe, took all the sloshing away in my 750l flat tank. Absolutely no issues now.

In the early days, Ionics used perforated drainage pipes in their tanks that didn't have baffles.

I'm not sure how easy it would be to fit them tightly into a flat tank, though.

Piece of cake spruce, mines got two big baffles in it, but was still sloshing badly compared with my upright tank. I just fed in the drainage pipe and pushed it round the baffles, it was pretty straightforward. I got a lot of it in there, so it really stops the sloshing .

I can honestly say, I don稚 get any movement in the van at all now, it痴 absolutely spot on.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Water Sloshing in flat tank
« Last post by Spruce on Yesterday at 10:01:43 am »
Yep, perforated drainage pipe, took all the sloshing away in my 750l flat tank. Absolutely no issues now.

In the early days, Ionics used perforated drainage pipes in their tanks that didn't have baffles.

I'm not sure how easy it would be to fit them tightly into a flat tank, though.
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