[BEN DAVISON CLEANING]

can anyone give me any info on working with wfp.I,v been in the business for a number of years now and have never come across them untill now.Any advice would be much appreciated 

[Roy Harding]

This site tells you how it works ect http://www.andwat.co.uk/acatalog/shop.html

[karlosdaze]

http://www.window-tools.com/cgi-bin/yabb/YaBB.pl

[Roy Harding]

You can build them your self and its a lot cheaper. If you need help just ask.

[Tussin]

Roy,
You can build one yourself? Impressive!
Where would you get stuff from? How much would it cost me in a hard water area? I live within 5 mins of my work in any direction so refillin is no prob. Would have to fit in my Pug 406 though?
Any thoughts would be appreciated.

Tussin

[Roy Harding]

These places sell the parts

http://www.streamsupplies.net/

http://www.window-tools.com/

http://www.andwat.co.uk/acatalog/shop.html

http://shop.pure2o.co.uk/htdocs/acatalog/Pure_2o_Filters_and_Resin_8.html

http://www.smithsofthedean.co.uk/Recycled%20Containers.htm

If its got to fit in a car you can see some designs on ebay under window cleaning

You need a carbon fillter + housing.
Also a precediment fillter + housing.
R/o unit + mebraine
Di bottle
Pump
Battery
Plus conectors ect.
Tank
This is if you are building seperatly or you can by all in one unit fromhttp://www.window-tools.com/
And buy pump ect seperate.

It depends how much water you want to produce to what size ect you go for.

[Tussin]

I've got 5 two storey offices with glass frontages. Not to big, probably take 45mins each. How much roughly am I looking at to get set up for that, remembering I live close by to refill.
Cheers for contact list, I'll have alook.

Tussin