[JSMC]

Just checked mines on number 4 varistream i am pumping 2 lpm

[Matt.]

My pumps are only a few months old so prob still in good condition, I run them flat out at 6.8 lpm

[JSMC]

Much water ye use per day ?

[Matt.]

Depends in wot jobs mate different all the time but I like to have as much water as possible on the glass, if I think an guna run out I just connect up on the job to fill as I go

[jonboywalton75]

5.5 ltr per min flat out

[SeanK]

2lts per minute is more than enough Iv run mine at less than that with no problems but I prefer the feel of 2lts per
minute which is all that counts at the end of the day.
As long as your not using a dribble then a high or lower flow wont make a difference to the finished clean it will just depend on what you like to work with.

[Rich Wilts]

My pumps are only a few months old so prob still in good condition, I run them flat out at 6.8 lpm

A 6.8 lpm pump won't push out 6.8 lpm from the end of the hose. Far from it. It'll be nearer 2.

[Spruce]

Just checked mines on number 4 varistream i am pumping 2 lpm

I prefer 5 and even 6 with minibore hose. The rinse is great but I waste water during the scrubbing phase. i use 4 most of the time and 3 when doing wooden windows.

I would really like the remote controller Spring has with 2 different flow settings. Wash a few windows on low flow, press the remote and trigger the controller into a fast flow for rinsing.

[Smurf]

Just checked mines on number 4 varistream i am pumping 2 lpm

I prefer 5 and even 6 with minibore hose. The rinse is great but I waste water during the scrubbing phase. i use 4 most of the time and 3 when doing wooden windows.
I would really like the remote controller Spring has with 2 different flow settings. Wash a few windows on low flow, press the remote and trigger the controller into a fast flow for rinsing.

You don't really need that if you use the kink/pinch hose method as can vary the flow to yer hearts content
Still all the same they do look handy to be able to turn the pump on/off saves walking back to the van that's if the wifi is in range

[Spruce]

Just checked mines on number 4 varistream i am pumping 2 lpm

I prefer 5 and even 6 with minibore hose. The rinse is great but I waste water during the scrubbing phase. i use 4 most of the time and 3 when doing wooden windows.
I would really like the remote controller Spring has with 2 different flow settings. Wash a few windows on low flow, press the remote and trigger the controller into a fast flow for rinsing.

You don't really need that if you use the kink/pinch hose method as can vary the flow to yer hearts content
Still all the same they do look handy to be able to turn the pump on/off saves walking back to the van that's if the wifi is in range

Its what works for you. My fingers don't work so well any more so I can't crimp the hose. I lost the nerves in my right thumb about 12 years ago when I tried to cut it off with an angle grinder. It doesn't always respond to instructions and with very little feeling,  I have to watch it working. 

I dragged on/off taps along the ground for a few years before the first Aquadapter arrived. My back aches after a short while cleaning and as the day wears on I was not able to keep bending down to pick the tap up to switch it off. Its even worse now.
The moment the A/D hit the market it was a god send to me. Some don't like the coil of the hose. I love it as I hook the brush underneath it to pick it up - saves me bending down. If there isn't a coil, one can be created very quick but moving a shoe across it.

If you ask me, the A/D is still the best accessory invention for our wfp market to date.  I appreciate that Peter Fogwill had an equivalent before this using the same principle, but Steven ran with the concept and made it 100 times better - sorry Peter.

[Smurf]

Just checked mines on number 4 varistream i am pumping 2 lpm

I prefer 5 and even 6 with minibore hose. The rinse is great but I waste water during the scrubbing phase. i use 4 most of the time and 3 when doing wooden windows.
I would really like the remote controller Spring has with 2 different flow settings. Wash a few windows on low flow, press the remote and trigger the controller into a fast flow for rinsing.

You don't really need that if you use the kink/pinch hose method as can vary the flow to yer hearts content
Still all the same they do look handy to be able to turn the pump on/off saves walking back to the van that's if the wifi is in range

Its what works for you. My fingers don't work so well any more so I can't crimp the hose. I lost the nerves in my right thumb about 12 years ago when I tried to cut it off with an angle grinder. It doesn't always respond to instructions and with very little feeling,  I have to watch it working. 

I dragged on/off taps along the ground for a few years before the first Aquadapter arrived. My back aches after a short while cleaning and as the day wears on I was not able to keep bending down to pick the tap up to switch it off. Its even worse now.
The moment the A/D hit the market it was a god send to me. Some don't like the coil of the hose. I love it as I hook the brush underneath it to pick it up - saves me bending down. If there isn't a coil, one can be created very quick but moving a shoe across it.

If you ask me, the A/D is still the best accessory invention for our wfp market to date.  I appreciate that Peter Fogwill had an equivalent before this using the same principle, but Steven ran with the concept and made it 100 times better - sorry Peter.

Ouch! my missus don't let me near sharp object nor power tools now