[paul marshall]

i am buying a trolly this week , and have narrowed it down to two that suit me , i want one that just holds standard 25 litre barrels , so one empty can be swopped with a full one , with the minimum of fuss ,    so the WATER GENIE  from cleaning wharehouse , or the PURE FREEDOM trolly from errr pure freedom , both are 500 pound ish , and i llike the look of both so any good or bad storys about either trolly , pumps breaking , battery life etc ....thanx gang

[Clean Safe]

Can only comment on the pure freedom trolley and it is very good! Never really get any problems apart from the odd airlock etc but nothing that stops play!

I would recommend it as a product

[colin purewater]

25l ain't much mate I've got a 50l and I think that is to small
But I don't use it often so it don't bug me much

[Frankybadboy]

i have a x-line trolley that i brought of a guy on here(thanks martin) love it and not had any problems with it

[paul marshall]

was looking at them franky , they are half the price which made me think they may be rubish but i may look further into it now

[G Griffin]

was looking at them franky , they are half the price which made me think they may be rubish but i may look further into it now

I don't think they are half the price  . They are very similar to the Pure Freedom and very worthy of consideration.

[Mike #1]

Had a PF trolley for over 3 years and no complaints at all great trolley .Mike

[bumper]

purefreedom had no problems

[Frankybadboy]

all the same parts on it,and the frame is well up to the job,the plus side for me with the x-line trolley is that the battery box is easy to get out from underneath,it just slide out,so i can charge up easy and not have to take the whole trolley in house to charge.
the cleaning warehouse trolley you can get the battery box out with out stripping down the trolley.

the charger that came with it in the end was faulty,so i now charge with a car charger.hence why i am glad to just take the battery box out.

[robbo333]

Pure freedom, no problem, now used as van mount.

[neil barlow]

bought one from pure freedom a month ago(neaver bin used only on my windows}full set up.25 litre trolly,3 25 litre tubs,bag of resin,and the thing for makin pure water(dont no wat its called and a 30ft pole.cost me £994 with delivery.its up for sale if you want it from leigh area.i will take 700 for it.only reson im selling is i bought some work that need a pole but got rid of the work

[paul marshall]

sorry i was thinking of k systems being half the price , neil im only after a trolly , got everything else .....good point about battery coming off , i never thought of that cos i dont want to be taking trolly in the house , so do either of these have batterys that can be disconected thanx 

[kaz and pete]

the cleaning warehouse bought a pure freedom trolley and copied it thats why it isnthesame price and there is not much in the way of differnce except that the cleaning warehouse may not be as helpful as pure freedom if you have any problems

[Frankybadboy]

the cleaning warehouse bought a pure freedom trolley and copied it thats why it isnthesame price and there is not much in the way of differnce except that the cleaning warehouse may not be as helpful as pure freedom if you have any problems

this trolley you cant get the battery out without striping the trolley down.not the ones ive seen

[Mike #1]

Battery is only prob with pure freedom trolley is if you need to change battery you need to strip trolley down and it is a pain in the backside to get battery box out .

I know a lad with an x-line trolley and he is happy with it . Mike

[g.brookes]

i dont get why people struggle taking the battery out from the pure freedom trolley? Just cut the tie that goes around it, and disconnect the black and red wire and shimmy the battery out.  i never take the trolley inside, just disconnect the battery

[stecrossley]

Used the brodex Eco trolley for first 12 months with no problems