[dazmond]

this is for jonny(and anyone else thats interested)..ive worked 21 days this month and spent £100 extra in diesel (using the heater on full whack every day) so roughly its costing me £5 a day to run the heater.

[Splash & dash]

this is for jonny(and anyone else thats interested)..ive worked 21 days this month and spent £100 extra in diesel (using the heater on full whack every day) so roughly its costing me £5 a day to run the heater.

That’s very good Ime spending around £60-75 a week avarage put in £105 last week 😬😬😬😬 that was driving more miles than normal though

[dazmond]

add £40 to that which is my normal diesel running costs (before the heater)so im putting in £140 a month at present....

[DeLuce]

this is for jonny(and anyone else thats interested)..ive worked 21 days this month and spent £100 extra in diesel (using the heater on full whack every day) so roughly its costing me £5 a day to run the heater.

Mmmm, £5 a day, not too bad!
How are you finding it with regards to eating your brushes and cleaning generally?

[NWH]

This is why I didnt even bother with having it plumbed into the diesel tank this time they don’t cost much to run well mine hasn’t ever seemed too,today I put £15-64ps worth of Kerosene in my 20ltr container full to the brim. Last time it lasted me at least 10 days Kerosene is much cleaner and they run far better on it,1-50 a day instead of £5

[NWH]

With Kerosene you can hardly smell it running at all.

[NWH]

I have never ever put 100 pounds worth of diesel in my heater in a month 😂 you sure you ain’t got a leak Daz that don’t sound right m8.

[Splash & dash]

I have never ever put 100 pounds worth of diesel in my heater in a month 😂 you sure you ain’t got a leak Daz that don’t sound right m8.

Not cheap to run but I just price it into the jobs for the day

[Jonny 87]

this is for jonny(and anyone else thats interested)..ive worked 21 days this month and spent £100 extra in diesel (using the heater on full whack every day) so roughly its costing me £5 a day to run the heater.

Thanks daz. Much appreciated.

Very affordable for hot water.

How are you finding the heater? Any pros, cons or issues you’ve found now that you’ve broke it in?

I’m Saving a few more pennies over the next month or so and then making the call to Oliver.

[Spruce]

This is why I didnt even bother with having it plumbed into the diesel tank this time they don’t cost much to run well mine hasn’t ever seemed too,today I put £15-64ps worth of Kerosene in my 20ltr container full to the brim. Last time it lasted me at least 10 days Kerosene is much cleaner and they run far better on it,1-50 a day instead of £5

Who do you buy Kerosene from in those amounts?

[Og]

Any local fuel place. In the country anyway. Everyone heats their house and water on kerosene.

Why aren’t you guys using a separate tank and red?

[Og]

If you buy more than 100l you have to fill in a form. I was dipped by hmrc a couple of weeks ago. Country life.

[Splash & dash]

Any local fuel place. In the country anyway. Everyone heats their house and water on kerosene.

Why aren’t you guys using a separate tank and red?

Red will damage the heater and invalidate the warranty 

[NWH]

I use a separate tank in the van I also clean a farm he lets me fill my tank up for about a tenner,I get mine from a local garage they’ve got 2-3 pumps for kerosene you can tell when you start using it with the heater it’s far cleaner like I say fumes are minimal compared to regular diesel.

[dazmond]

I have never ever put 100 pounds worth of diesel in my heater in a month 😂 you sure you ain’t got a leak Daz that don’t sound right m8.

i bet you spend A LOT more on diesel than me a week mate driving 50-60 miles a day to clean windows fellah!(mine is £35 a week including heater running costs).

ive also had my best earning january ever in 25 years of window cleaning.....

[dazmond]

this is for jonny(and anyone else thats interested)..ive worked 21 days this month and spent £100 extra in diesel (using the heater on full whack every day) so roughly its costing me £5 a day to run the heater.

Thanks daz. Much appreciated.

Very affordable for hot water.

How are you finding the heater? Any pros, cons or issues you’ve found now that you’ve broke it in?

I’m Saving a few more pennies over the next month or so and then making the call to Oliver.

love it...so much better than a gas shower heater.nice warm supple hoses and easier cleaning.i wish id got one years ago!

[dazmond]

this is for jonny(and anyone else thats interested)..ive worked 21 days this month and spent £100 extra in diesel (using the heater on full whack every day) so roughly its costing me £5 a day to run the heater.

Mmmm, £5 a day, not too bad!
How are you finding it with regards to eating your brushes and cleaning generally?

ive upgraded my brushes to stiff versions(ultimates and xtremes)and i now have the red 6mm pure freedom microbore which is excellent....cleaning is defo easier esp on bird muck,snail trails and grit from nearby gutters,windows dry quicker too,easier rinsing and warm supple hoses....ill never go back to cold water now...

[dazmond]

I use a separate tank in the van I also clean a farm he lets me fill my tank up for about a tenner,I get mine from a local garage they’ve got 2-3 pumps for kerosene you can tell when you start using it with the heater it’s far cleaner like I say fumes are minimal compared to regular diesel.

hardly any fumes from my diesel heater.theres a bit of white smoke on start up on a cold morning but it soon goes....

[NWH]

Best month ever eh always the way when I got my first extreme pole couldn’t put it down best week-month ever I remember when I went hot the earnings went through the roof couldn’t wait to use hot water,get a new brush you like you tend to stay out working longer. Sometimes it’s worth spending money on new toys as it makes it more enjoyable.

[andyM]

So Daz,using provisional figures of £100 per month fuel costs and including your initial purchase cost of £5000.
Over 10 years using that heater is going to cost you approximately.....................
£16K!