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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by ֍Winp®oClean֍ on Yesterday at 07:17:42 pm »
Quote from: Splash and dash on Yesterday at 07:08:57 pm
Quote from: ֍Winp®oClean֍ on Yesterday at 06:53:14 pm
You just need to fit a non-return valve on the tank outlet. Cost about a fiver and pretty much eliminates air ingress! I've been using one for years. 👍

That doesn’t work when the vans parked up hill and the water level is below the water outlet , I found this to be the main issues with a flat tank.

Errrrrr.... Obviously! But it does prevent air ingress from the water movement when the level drops to a low point.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by Splash and dash on Yesterday at 07:08:57 pm »
Quote from: ֍Winp®oClean֍ on Yesterday at 06:53:14 pm
You just need to fit a non-return valve on the tank outlet. Cost about a fiver and pretty much eliminates air ingress! I've been using one for years. 👍

That doesn’t work when the vans parked up hill and the water level is below the water outlet , I found this to be the main issues with a flat tank.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by ֍Winp®oClean֍ on Yesterday at 06:53:14 pm »
You just need to fit a non-return valve on the tank outlet. Cost about a fiver and pretty much eliminates air ingress! I've been using one for years. 👍
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by dd on Yesterday at 06:16:44 pm »
The 500l Grippa Tank is 710mm high. It is a low level tank but probably high enough to limit air lock probelms. Another option would be a custom made tank from someone like www.plasticwatertanks.co.uk
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Electric hose reel
« Last post by RPCCS on Yesterday at 05:10:59 pm »
How are these wired into a battery? I have one of those electronic devices that charges the battery . I have one of those vans that stop and start when pressing clutch .
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Streamline Thermo 2 water heater
« Last post by Slash on Yesterday at 04:15:15 pm »
Thanks guys.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by Splash and dash on Yesterday at 04:01:12 pm »
Quote from: KS Cleaning on Yesterday at 07:49:55 am
Quote from: zesty on Yesterday at 06:59:41 am
Quote from: KS Cleaning on December 09, 2025, 06:36:47 pm
So looking at tanks now, my present tank is an Enduramaxx 500 litre upright and very happy with it, it’s very well made and there is no water sloshing at all, so if I’m buying a new tank I would prefer another Enduramaxx tank. Looking at the Enduramaxx 500 flat which would be better for ratchet strapping but they would want £180 to deliver it to Scotland😲. Just wondering if I should ratchet strap my current tank? dimensions are L1200 W500 H1100

I’d go flat mate, you might get a bit of sloshing, so stuff a load of flexible drainage hose in the tank, that’s what I did. Worked a treat.

Flat tanks are so much safer. Also spreads the weight a bit better.
Maybe I’m overthinking things but another problem with a flat tank is this, I usually fill my upright to about 425 litres, so there is plenty room at the top of the tank before switching off my submersible pump. I would need to fill a flat tank nearer the brim to avoid air locks towards the end of the day, this would mean there is an increased risk of overfilling the tank and flooding the van🤯


Airlocks is the main issue with flat tanks if you live in a hilly area and constantly parking the opposite way to the tank outlet you will have issues ,I had a flat tanks years ago had nothing but problems since having an upright tank never had any since
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Used Equipment For Sale/Wanted / I have a Truck mounted Bane Clene machine for sale
« Last post by Kane on Yesterday at 02:02:33 pm »
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The opportunity includes a van mounted machine for deep cleaning carpets and upholstery professionally plus van or we can buy the machine separately.

It is perfect for those who are looking to start a cleaning business or expand their current business.

With a truck mounted carpet cleaning system that carries and heats it’s own water installed in van in 120 gallon stainless steel tanks also take away all waste water in it’s own separate waste tank inside the 2010 Citroen Relay van that’s only done 108,000 .

The Bane Clene system is recommended by over 50 leading carpet manufacturers. Search for the Bane Clene systems online you’ll see how realiable safe and effective cleaning that’s designed to last a lifetime.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by KS Cleaning on Yesterday at 07:49:55 am »
Quote from: zesty on Yesterday at 06:59:41 am
Quote from: KS Cleaning on December 09, 2025, 06:36:47 pm
So looking at tanks now, my present tank is an Enduramaxx 500 litre upright and very happy with it, it’s very well made and there is no water sloshing at all, so if I’m buying a new tank I would prefer another Enduramaxx tank. Looking at the Enduramaxx 500 flat which would be better for ratchet strapping but they would want £180 to deliver it to Scotland😲. Just wondering if I should ratchet strap my current tank? dimensions are L1200 W500 H1100

I’d go flat mate, you might get a bit of sloshing, so stuff a load of flexible drainage hose in the tank, that’s what I did. Worked a treat.

Flat tanks are so much safer. Also spreads the weight a bit better.
Maybe I’m overthinking things but another problem with a flat tank is this, I usually fill my upright to about 425 litres, so there is plenty room at the top of the tank before switching off my submersible pump. I would need to fill a flat tank nearer the brim to avoid air locks towards the end of the day, this would mean there is an increased risk of overfilling the tank and flooding the van🤯
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: EV Van Drivers, give us an update…
« Last post by zesty on Yesterday at 06:59:41 am »
Quote from: KS Cleaning on December 09, 2025, 06:36:47 pm
So looking at tanks now, my present tank is an Enduramaxx 500 litre upright and very happy with it, it’s very well made and there is no water sloshing at all, so if I’m buying a new tank I would prefer another Enduramaxx tank. Looking at the Enduramaxx 500 flat which would be better for ratchet strapping but they would want £180 to deliver it to Scotland😲. Just wondering if I should ratchet strap my current tank? dimensions are L1200 W500 H1100

I’d go flat mate, you might get a bit of sloshing, so stuff a load of flexible drainage hose in the tank, that’s what I did. Worked a treat.

Flat tanks are so much safer. Also spreads the weight a bit better.
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