Trolley System

[John Dane]

Mainly into carpet cleaning but have a window round I do when times are slow....about 5 days work per month.
Looking to go WFP with it and wondered which firm it would be best to go with for a trolley system.
Don't want a van system...all the work is literally on my doorstep roughly a 400 metre diameter round our house...
Who's the best with regards price/reliability/customer service...not looking for cheapest just value for money.

 

[Steven Swanson]

Try varitech in Newton Abbott

 

[daniel crouch]

Do you have a system To make pure water ? As a trolley would be a delivery system only (as a rule ) - you can get them with d I vessels built on but that's just added weight imo . A pure freedom style trolley uses drums so if you made 10 drums of pure you just swap for a full one from van when empty . You could have a small ro unit at home filling a water butt and just gravity fill the 25 ltr drums . Or get a big d I vessel and fill so many drums on demand but would be dearer long run for the same end result . All trolleys are much of a muchness - 12 v battery .pump .flow control bit of hose and a trolley . Pick the one you like john Hewitt / red hat diving has deals on back packs and trolleys all the time and sells smaller ro units as well should be an easy find on google .

 

[John Dane]

No need the full system to make the water as well.

 

[Dan Paton]

If your in a soft water area john then just use 2 di vessels and some resin at home to fill 25 litre barrels. Then just take out as many barrels as you need for the day. An RO system is cheaper but it's hardly worthwhile for the amount you are going to use. I live in a hard water area and started with 2 di vessels and it's not as expensive as some would have you believe to make pure water. You might want to consider a backpack instead of a trolley if you only have a small round.

 

[John Dane]

Softer than a babies bum round here......thinking long term Daniel am enjoying being out in the fresh air......looking to expand to 2 days a week and they're building some of them 3 storey jobs about half a mile from my house....also some 3 storey next to my round and never seen anybody doing them.

 

[John Dane]

Would prefer a RO system.

 

[Dan Paton]

Fair enough mate. Loads of info in that link I sent you about ro systems but in a soft water area you'll use hardly any resin. I started as an add on but it's now become the main service. I wish I had started it first instead of carpet cleaning.

 

[Kevin Kirk]

XLine Systems in Nottingham. Just bought a set-up from them with a 45ltr trolley system. Love it.
I've had a 350ltr RO System "Van Tank" but have it in my garage - so all the filters are attached to the tank. Plug in and go!

 

[John Dane]

Sorry Daniel didn't realise you had sent me a PM.
Yes the carpet cleaning is all well and good but a lot more expenses than the windows and a lot more chances of things going tits up. Still going to keep it going though.