Ok.......now what?

[Justin_Murphy]

@marinus

I’m not sure what others experience is but I have my RO and DI system at home filling a holder tank. Sometimes the water may sit in there for months if I’m on holiday and I’ve never had an issue with rising TDS despite the tank being opaque.
Next There are so many reasons I take my own water with me. However first ask yourself this. Is this a hobby or do I want to earn good $$? Think big!! Time is $ and if you want to make $2 to $4 a minute you can’t spend to many of them looking for, running and connecting hoses for supply. This is not so important on a full day job but hose length is. There’s not much you can’t get around with 200M of hose. You can do large multi story buildings or you could do a heap of small shops without moving the unit. I even cross the street so it’s strong enough to have a truck drive over it without a problem. Consider this, 10 shops at around $40 and 10 minutes each with one move. How long would that take if you needed to set up at each job? All my shop fronts get done on the same day so I may start at 6 am and be home at 8am to see my boys of to school. Having done that you can decide to go and do some more work, go surfing or what ever dose it for you.

This why I have a skid unit with my own tank now for detailing. When I started out, I would get a hose and find a spigot. I would then find a plug in for my electric pressure washer. 10 minutes later I was setup for work. Times that by four jobs a day and you now have 20 minutes per stop because you have to put it all back up! That’s 80 minutes a day spent on just worthless crap…or almost the time it takes me to do a detail. So, I got a tank and a gas powered pressure washer. I can now pull up and start washing in 30 seconds and pick up in less than a minute.

This is what I will do with glass cleaning as well. Time is money. Simple.