[ccmids]

any of you use ultra pure system thinking of getting one im getting to old for ladders seen it advertised in window cleaning warehouse mag they say its new from usa what do you think ?

[Lee Pryor]

i take it you mean reach and wash or water fed pole systems? if so then yes very good, you can earn more in less time with less hasle and risk while looking more professional at the same time.

[[GQC] Tim]

It's the little cart with the 3x 20" RO's on it, 500l per hour £3850 yes?

Maybe it would be useful on a really big Commercial job with difficult access for the van, totally useless on Domestic. What you want is one of their RO Van mounted systems. If your round is mainly Domestic, with a little bit of commercial, I would say get the 500l system. And even then, I wouldn't buy it from them but from Purefreedom or similar.

If you have an estate now, sell it and buy a van, that is in my opinion the only way to do wfp window cleaning properly.

And yes they do say a van system can't come close, but they would wouldn't they, at £3850 a unit. You need to hook it up to a water and power source, while with a van you just park next to the building and start working. Even if it would be a static unit, a 4040 RO to a 1000l IBC in your garage would be miles better.

[ccmids]

if you have a tank in a van they say you can feed the tank quicker cheaper than normal and still go out with machine drop of mate with machine and still go on in van with the tank .    is this true.?

[tomy jackson]

it not for nomal window cleaning .  if you wont to drop him of ? back pack or, troly  , and sum 25 l brarels or tank in traler , 1000L at home so your macking water walst working , sub pump to tranfer , and tank in moter

[ccmids]

it can make pure water wile you work

[d s windowcleaning]

if you dropped a worker off with this how would you get your electric supply 240v/110v . you would allso need a outside tap on every building you were going to use this on .

[tomy jackson]

you can use di to do that if you stuk . 4k youd get a lemon its like the one thats a vac anuther lemon , any way they prob serpliy it with a sack full

[ccmids]

pure freedon sent me email   all they can say is you have to use maines supply but ultra pure say you use a genorator.
it can still fill a tank in one hour . it still sounds to good to me not sure what to buy.

[ccmids]

ultra pure aint cheap nearly 4.grand thats why i need advice of you guys ive been doin trad for 8 years need to make easy now im geting old

[Nathanael Jones]

Honestly,.. these threads have me thinking,.... Who is ccmids?

Anyone else smell a troll?

[ccmids]

 have a look its what i do as well as window cleaning.

[ccmids]

and whats a thread

[ccmids]

its just what you say  Knowledge is wealth im just trying to find out about this ultra pure  my mates all want one as well thats if they work ok

[Nathanael Jones]

My apologies.

Right,... forget spending £4k on the ultra pure if:
1: You have space for a tank in your shed or garden
2: You can park near enough to safely run a hose.

A static setup in your garden can cost a fraction of the ultra pure, and it can run 24 hours a day if needed,.. not just when you're near a tap.
A decent transfer pump can take that pure water from your static tank to your van tank at 100 litres per minute or more,... the tank will be full before the kettle boils!
If you have a DI vessel in the van, you can use it to top up on the rare occasions you do run low.

What is the TDS of your tap water?

[easycleaner]

Hi, I think ulta trollies weigh a ton, if they say you need a genny then they are mains driven. Mains supply + custies water supply = frying.(maybe). Go and look at the systems and see how they work,I did and got two Pure Freedom systems and they havent missed a beat.
Mart.

[ccmids]

tds reading is medium i just want the ultra pure to top up my tank in the van
no room in shed
but can get to a hose!

[ccmids]

oh and appology axepted

[dd]

If you have a garage IMO ideal place for a static sytem. What size tank is in your van?