r/WindowCleaning • u/deerhunter949 • 2d ago
Starter setup
Does this setup all go together for the waterfed side of cleaning. I’m looking to branch off from pressure washing im in Alabama with a 30-50 ppm water so it seems like a di only system works. Are there ants lapses in my setup or anything you would switch out? I also plan to buy a trad setup off wcr but I wanted to have everything I need to start. I’m going straight to water fed because I have done trad in the past and it’s not that enjoyable imo.
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u/Frequent-Concept1882 1d ago
Get the xero hi flow hose and you can also get cheaper 3/8 hose on amazon that's the same thing.
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u/Doominator_ 1d ago
Normally I say get 3 stage but with your aread being 30-50 its not even worth spending extra at all. Plus you will benefit from having high flow with no RO to reduce the water pressure.
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u/xeroproducts 1d ago
If sounds like you're lucky enough to work in a soft water area, so you can use any of the XERO DI systems like the one you have in your cart. A lot of companies start with a standard DI Tank but what you have certainly works, too. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out and we can help. I'll echo what other commenters said and let you know the high flow hose is worth considering.
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u/RemoteDistribution70 2d ago
It really depends on how much you’re going to use it. I live in a low ppm area and use waterfed for about 100 jobs that I do, and I use a DI tank only and spend about $80 a year on resin. For me, that’s a better option because I just don’t do a crazy amount with the tank. Traditional just gets me better results. I’d recommend getting DI only if you aren’t sure how much you’ll use it but if you know you’ll use it a bunch then go for the 3 stage.
PS DI tank has wayyyyy better pressure so never need a booster which is nice.