[lozsing]

First day swapping from trad to wfp , All first cleans used 300l on 10 houses, is that normal or am i over doing it. Was shocked i had used so much

[DaveG]

You will always use more water on first cleans.....and once you get used to it , you will save loads of water..

I can make 300 litres last me all day.

Have you got a trigger/tap to turn off water between windows? If not get yourself one !!!

[richywilts]

i think thats quite good aslong as they all came up clean i hammer my water so i think ya have done well

[RO-Sheen]

I would normally do about 20 4bed houses with 30 litres on normal cleans so 10 for 1st cleans isnt overdone.

[stephen s]

I did 14 jobs today and used 350Ltrs    I always use plenty and always give them a thorough rinse

better to use to much than not enough

[richywilts]

ro how do you keep your water usage qute low i should invest in some sort of tap or trigger coz i really waste loads

[rg1]

I would normally do about 20 4bed houses with 30 litres on normal cleans so 10 for 1st cleans isnt overdone.

  I take it you meant 300

[RO-Sheen]

oops! I mean 300 litres!

[dai]

200 litres will last me a seven hour day, the most I ever used in a day was 250.

[mark dew]

First day swapping from trad to wfp , All first cleans used 300l on 10 houses, is that normal or am i over doing it. Was shocked i had used so much

I think its normal on 1st cleans. It will only be 6 months or so down the road (when you've checkd the results next time round), that your water useage will drop.
But i use the same depending on house. Upto an extent, the higher flow rate means quicker work and a shorter day.
Don't worry about it.