[martindrz400]

does anyone use rinse aid in there water i tried a small amount in my trolley today and must say the water dried alot better

[Nathanael Jones]

I've heard this before. What brand did you use?

[NWH]

I heard of this and added it to my water when working trad way,at first it looked like it was doing a good job but my god when the sun came out it was almost laughable,don`t bother.

[D.Salkeld_Ltd]

Hi All,

Interesting post

Did a Google serch and found this

http://www.goodnessdirect.co.uk/cgi-local/frameset/detail/967741.html

Might take a look in Tesco's at the weekend and try some

David

[martindrz400]

wife uses it in dishwasher only a very small amount not for trad as i doesnt mix with soap nwh

[Village Gleam]

I've posted about his a few time martin. In theory if this was added to ordinary water it should work.
Now that I have a hot system, the addition of rinse aid would be  very similar to a dishwasher

[Davew]

be brilliant if it worked - chuck the ro unit away, bin the holding tank thats cluttering my garage and massive reduction in water being used. I think the big manufaturers might be shaking in their boots.







...................... or maybe not.

[Nathanael Jones]

I doubt it'd be good enough to let you use plain tap water,.. but if it helped with those problem windows it would be a very useful thing.

[M & C Window Cleaning]

does anyone use rinse aid in there water i tried a small amount in my trolley today and must say the water dried alot better

Do you mean better or quicker? I can't see how it could dry better than pure water. I always thought it was difficult to beat a blade for finish until I used pure water. I had another custy say yesterday, "my windows have never looked so good." This from a finicky one with chalky frames.  

[dai]

I have used rinse aid mixed with fairy as a trad solution for years, did a post on here about it. I love the stuff, plenty of slide without all the suds. This is a great cleaning solution, when used with all in one single pass tools like the Wagtail or backflip.
Wouldn't want to chance putting it in my WFP system though.
 Just try putting it into a bucket of pure water, and then check the TDS reading. If is still o ppm, then it could be used. Dai

[creweexcel]

if using in bucket what propertion to water?

[Rob_B]

if using in bucket what propertion to water?

It must only be drops. Our dishwasher only took a small amount of rinse aid (around 20ml)and used to last weeks.

[dai]

I use it in equal amounts to washing up liquid. Dai