[andyM]

350 ltrs / 76 houses = 4.6 ltrs per house
 

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[Matthew JN]

Hi there,

Ok he is my take on this issue.

Firstly you must have a flow control valve fitted to your pole - preferably the "thumbturn type" - next make sure your flow controller is on at least setting 8 imo.

Then when you clean a window you can first open up your water flow fully and do the frames and wet the glass. Then you can close your water flow up for a quick scrub if needed - i find if you leave the water flow on you do not get enough friction with the brush sometime to scrub away harder deposits bird muck etc.

Then you can open flow fully up again for the rinse - which is better and quicker as you have your varistream set high.
 

[zodiac]

hi
You can get 1.5 mm pencil jets from cleantech  that should  save you some pure water

[dmlservices]

Hi there,

Ok he is my take on this issue.

Firstly you must have a flow control valve fitted to your pole - preferably the "thumbturn type" - next make sure your flow controller is on at least setting 8 imo.

Then when you clean a window you can first open up your water flow fully and do the frames and wet the glass. Then you can close your water flow up for a quick scrub if needed - i find if you leave the water flow on you do not get enough friction with the brush sometime to scrub away harder deposits bird muck etc.

Then you can open flow fully up again for the rinse - which is better and quicker as you have your varistream set high.
 

i glance at windows when i start job , any bird muck gets a spray of water , then left to

soak whilst i do other windows, it then comes of with hardly any scrubbing,and it quicker

 to 

daz

[Sapphire Window Cleaning]

I am getting through loads of water, Tried having varistream on 3 and 4, Now tried it on full (9) as peter fpgwell and jeff teperary (something like that!!  ) Was saying on a previous post, But seem to use the same amount of water anyway. I have a 400 litre tank in my van and from what i have read on here people are doing 15-20 house with this (maybe more).
I struggle to do 7 or 8  any tips or advice, Maybe a useful video? I have a tap on my belt so not much gets wasted between windows etc. Thinking of getting a bigger tank.

Roughly how long do you spend on each window Chopsie?

[SherwoodCleaningSe]

Windows that have been cleaned several times before require hardly any time.  Parts of frames that are cleaned will require one pass brush on.  Then the glass down and up once brush on, zigzag down the window brush on and if your fussy take the brush off and rinse.  All of this can be done in seconds.  Smaller jets do help reduce water.  To use that much water though it has to be your method of work.

Simon.

[dave.e]

Get a pole trigger you will save at least 25%  did 76 houses yesterday (upstairs most and all that were leaded) with 350 l .

76 houses a day don;t you mean sheds

[cleewindows]

lol 76 houses in one day,who is he trying to impress?
he must be on a footballers wage!
then he woke up 
76 x 20= 1520 cleans a month if he done that everyday for 20 days x by £10 average house + £15200 a month 
that beard is getting a bit big or nose one thinks 

Get a pole trigger you will save at least 25%  did 76 houses yesterday (upstairs most and all that were leaded) with 350 l .

76 houses a day don;t you mean sheds

[Mike #1]

get some 1mm pencil jets form cleantech i now only use 200 ltrs  a day usally work about 7-8 hrs a day

[chopsie]

Roughly how long do you spend on each window Chopsie?

bit hard to say really, Average 3 bed semi takes me around 30-40 mins i guess, sometimes quicker.

[dmlservices]

Roughly how long do you spend on each window Chopsie?

bit hard to say really, Average 3 bed semi takes me around 30-40 mins i guess, sometimes quicker.

from those times i would say you are spending to much time on each window.


daz

[chopsie]

what would you say would be average time you do a 3 bedder in?

[mci services]

so would I, i would have thought 20 mins max but its hard to tell without seeing

[mci services]

chopsie can you put a google street view up of a house that takes 30 to 40 minutes

[chopsie]

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=park+road+ashbourne&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hq=&hnear=Park+Rd,+Ashbourne,+Derbyshire+DE6+1FN&gl=uk&ei=ufD6S9v-D5f20gT5u43qBw&sa=X&oi=geocode_result&ct=title&resnum=1&ved=0CBUQ8gEwAA

[dazmond]

i do an average 3 bedder in 15 mins trad!i would be disappointed if i couldnt do one in 10 mins wfp(after a few cleans).30-40 mins wfp? : ::)sounds like somethings wrong somewhere chopsie?are you cleaning the soffits and fascias and garage doors  in that time??!!!!

best wishes

dazmond

[dmlservices]

around 10 mins for those houses

[mci services]

judging from that pic its terraced but supposing its two up two down at the back ten minutes max, although it may be a struggle to get round the back it still wouldnt take 30 to 40 minutes

[chopsie]

sorry its one over the road behind the lorries. 10 min heh, I am wank  :