Upgrade My Domestic Kit

[adam mayhead]

i've got the above kit. we use it for domestic house cleans once in a while, maybe once every week. Does the job ok for what we need for the most part, until we come across a house which has bad hose pressure so making above second floor impossible, or a really really dirty house (this is only used for between rentals), or conservatory.

i've asked the company how we could upgrade and they've suggested the below, however £720 is a lot to pay for what seems like just a battery, pump, water tank and trolley.
any suggestions on what else I could try?

We would like to be able to do 3/4 domestic houses a week. It's nothing major at all just the single jobs we get when a customer is moving house and need the external windows cleaned too, so a big system isn't what we want, but the ability to do a decent job, while not taking up too much room in the van.

 

[Paul Watchorn]

Those links are not working for me Adam.

 

[Richard Mumford]

Just buy a backpack about £100 and fill up with your di vessel

 

[daniel griffiths]

eBay do those trollies as well cheaper.

 

[Steven Swanson]

Really good trolley system
Should be perfect for you

 

[Dan Paton]

You live in a really hard water area the same as me. Using just one Di vessel you will go through tons of resin. Best to filter it through 2 vessels. As Daniel said above trolleys can be had cheaper. Their actually very easy to make if your handy enough. However the cheapest way for you would be as Richard suggested. Buy a backpack and fill from your Di.

 

[Ross Ketley]

Or buy an RO system which are designed for area's with high TDS levels.

 

[Dan Paton]

RO system no good for me as I live in a 3rd floor flat. The only reason I never suggested it to Adam is because he only cleans windows "maybe once every week" so it hardly seems worthwhile.

 

[Ross Ketley]

Buying water would be the cheapest option then, if it's 'maybe once every week'