[Ian101]

Typical day say 15 houses would u say 400 tank enough ?

[P @ F]

thats what i use on most days , all 3 or 4 bed with cons , i use a high flow rate too .

Rich

[Total shine cleaning services]

Same-I get close but have never ran out

Graham

[Mike #1]

Yes  .

[SB Cleaning]

I carry a 350 tank, 25 litre barrel, and a 18 litre backpack, i have never run out

[Smudger]

for 15 houses - more than enough i would say ( if standard 3 bed style )

i used to have a 400 ltr tank and could just about do a full day on it ( that would be 20 to 25 standard semi type )
or if large to extra large houses ( 5 bedders/detached etc.. ) between 12 and 16 of these
Darran

PS - get an upright - if you use a flat you'll get more airlock prob's at the end of the day as the water will drain out of the hose to the pump

[Ian101]

Thanks chaps !

[roundbuilder]

Defo enough. I have 650 systems for 2 guys lasting all day with usualy having 100-150 litres left over so 400 will defo see you through

[bobplum]

Typical day say 15 houses would u say 400 tank enough ?

i have done that today and used 225 lts,psi set at 40,using a aquadpter

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

il swap you my 400l for yr ian 

[gary999]

15 houses i wouldnt use more than 200litres

[richardlingard]

400 is about right, put two 25 litre containers in the back as well, just in case

[colin purewater]

I do say 10-15 a day with 250 mate
Cut it very close some times tho,

[g.brookes]

im currently using a trolley, but cant decide between upright and flat down.  i know uprights saves more space and lessens risk of air locks but layflat spreads the weight better in the van and is proven a lot safer in a crash

[ben M]

im currently using a trolley, but cant decide between upright and flat down.  i know uprights saves more space and lessens risk of air locks but layflat spreads the weight better in the van and is proven a lot safer in a crash

Not true!!!

[dazmond]

i have a 350L TANK(full to the brim this morning) and cleaned 24 houses today including a small conny roof and came home with enough water for another 3 houses i reckon!i use a digital flow controller on 60 and use an aqua-daptor.i do trad the odd ground floor windows though as well.

10am-530pm as i overslept this morning!!

lovely day as well,no rain and a bit of sunshine!!

[Ian101]

il swap you my 400l for yr ian 

thanks Gav but not downsizing tank in me tranny .. more of helping a mate get going

[Paul Coleman]

Most days I could scrape by with 400.  There are days when I couldn't do it though.  Depends what type of work really.  I have no varistream fitted so having one might help.  Also, low flow can slow you down.

[Window Washers]

Most days I could scrape by with 400.  There are days when I couldn't do it though.  Depends what type of work really.  I have no varistream fitted so having one might help.  Also, low flow can slow you down.

Paul I would defo recommend you have one mate, high flow is good put there is a massive amount of waste, where you can control the wate without affeting speed, I monitered this over about 6 months and now, can do a days work with about 400L, but i have extra as nothing worse than running out, better to have to much than to little imo, I think you would save on water trying this mate honestly i do

[Mike #1]

im currently using a trolley, but cant decide between upright and flat down.  i know uprights saves more space and lessens risk of air locks but layflat spreads the weight better in the van and is proven a lot safer in a crash

Not true!!!

It might not be totally proven but in a recent crash test using a flat tank it was found that a flat tank moves less on impact compared to a upright i belive thst is why alex gardiner decided to use a flat tank with the new crash tested grippatank .  Mike