[Stoots]

Does anyone ever really use 100m of microbore

50m should be enough for most domestics surely?

i am skint btw or i would just buy 100m

[deeege]

I do probably 4 or 5 times a month. Stretch yourself and get the full 100m or you may regret it later.

[koopmaster]

I do several times a month.  hate it...

[tonycarr]

if you do runs of house its better to have the 100mtrs saves you keep having to re position your van.

my brother in law actually has 200mtrs on his reel, a lot of work reeling it all in though

go for 100mtrs you'll need it at times

tony

[Stoots]

not got any runs of houses yet, and i think i could do the ones i have with 50m at a guess, im using a trolley thats all and i hate it,  i shall get 100m then, hate stretching the old budget 

[CleanClear]

Does anyone ever really use 100m of microbore

50m should be enough for most domestics surely?

i am skint btw or i would just buy 100m

Not often. Just buy 50m, then if you find you need more you can always buy another 50m and join it by way of a barb. And just to add, in the past i was consumed with not moving the van and dragging the hose everywhere across streets. As its turned out for me, i will move my van . Its far easier and quicker.

[duncan h]

Not used all 100mtr yet but close. I am going to get a 50 mtr reel using 6mm this time. Use it for main hose and swap over for big jobs.
Problem is 100mtr of 8mm full of water is quite a lot to hump in and out all the time. If you have a system that reel stays in van, then its ok

[P @ F]

if you do runs of house its better to have the 100mtrs saves you keep having to re position your van.

my brother in law actually has 200mtrs on his reel, a lot of work reeling it all in though

go for 100mtrs you'll need it at times

tony

does he clean in france or what ? 

[Stoots]

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6mm id or 8m id?

[Mick Kent]

Everyday i use the max 100m of hose. Most roads i have fronts scatered throughout the whole street, im tempted to add more hose to my reel to make it 150meters so i can do even more from the same spot to save reeling in and re setting up losing time.

[wpclean]

Better to have, and not need it, than need it, and not have it 

[DeLuce]

Better to have, and not need it, than need it, and not have it 

Totally agree with this.
When I first started wfp I used 60mtrs and found it was just short for quite a few jobs together on my round, a real PITA. I've had 100m for a while now and is so much better. I don't reel out the whole lot very often, but I often go over the 70m mark.
So, get the 100m 

[Positivity]

Best of both worlds  chop 30 metres off, put connectors on, keep in the van and only connect when you need it that's what I do.
Hardly ever have to use it.

[Soupy]

I deliberately park 100 meters away from windows that need cleaned, that way I always use all of my hose.

Yip, no flies on me.

[Smurf]

I sometimes need 200m of hose when doing blocks of flats etc.

They say length doesn't matter but if it stops you doing the job then it does

[duncan h]

Best of both worlds  chop 30 metres off, put connectors on, keep in the van and only connect when you need it that's what I do.
Hardly ever have to use it.

Good idea

[p1w1]

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6mm id or 8m id?

i've always used 6mm id easier to reel in

[8weekly]

With the Pure Freedom professional hose, 100m goes on very nicely and as long as it's bolted down, it's not overly strenuous to reel in.

[Spruce]

Better to have, and not need it, than need it, and not have it 

  excellent - there must be a book of sayings applicable to window cleaning

[Soupy]

Best of both worlds  chop 30 metres off, put connectors on, keep in the van and only connect when you need it that's what I do.
Hardly ever have to use it.

What's the advantage of that? Surely it's easier to have the extra 30m coiled up on the reel where it should be?