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The system is great for washing windows. I've used it in conjunction with our water fed poles at 70 feet. I have even used it to wash the van it was installed in. I used it with our pole and a large boar hair brush with a rinse bar. The van would look great. That being said, I would actually recommend something else for strictly car washing. Are you a mobile detailer or do customers come to your location? I would suggest our cubic-foot DI tanks. If you're in an area with high TDS, I would recommend running two in a series. tuckerusa.com/products/tucker-r-di-tank-1-cube-kit

I admit that the reel looks like it's leaning in the video, but there are a couple of things that are causing this optical illusion. Firstly, the table under the cloth is broken in the same area where I put the reel, which makes it appear as if it's not standing straight. Secondly, the black cloth is bunched up on the reel's rubber feet, which makes the visual effect look even worse. You can check out this video showing how well-built it is: czcams.com/video/jFT63yPrZnM/video.htmlsi=mgor6jWuYzFDDVQo

Thank you for the reply. At first it just looked like it wasn't properly fastened together, but when he lifted it you could tell it is sturdy.

@@alexbrunner_Tucker_USA i am in Canada and this set up seems great as a starter kit. A question I have is this, say I get commercial store front and I do not have access to a spigot/ water source. Can a 12V pump and holding tank be set up to the filtration system? Are there gpm guidelines in regards to pressure recommended if one takes this route for a more mobile set up? Thank you

@@jjgionet1735 Having a 12V delivery pump and a holding tank for pure water would be useful in those situations. We have a 12V delivery panel that contains a 1.4 GPM at 90 PSI pump and a pump controller with a remote antenna. tuckerusa.com/12v-delivery-panel-w-controller-and-long-range-remote/ If you're interested in learning more about the delivery panel, check with tuckercanada.com

I would close it, but our bypass valve won’t truly “close”. We drill the valve so it will reject the correct ratio of waste water.

You can get the DI cartridge here: tuckerusa.com/4-x-30-filter-cartridge-di-resin/

There is a shutoff valve at the end of the pole tubing. For some that may be too inconvenient. My suggestion is to splice in a 5/16 ball valve a couple of feet behind a fully extended pole. Then you can shut it off if you’re not going to use it for an extended period.

​@@alexbrunner_Tucker_USAThank you, Alex

The best product for light stain removal was bronze wool. That is no longer available. This is a great alternative. You would need to pre-treat the glue residue with a solvent to help break down the residue. Hard water stains that have etched the glass require restoration work. That is not a part of the typical cleaning process. You will need to use products from Mr. HardWater or Glass Renu Systems. One thing to remember is the water-fed pole is an alternative to ladders, t-bar scrubbers, and squeegees. It may not always be the best tool to use in certain situations like restoration work and construction clean-up.

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Thank you, Jason! Congrats again for winning the window cleaning kit at The Huge Convention. Let us know if you have any questions.

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This is a good option for solar depending on where you are at. I used it for solar here in Colorado (Denver area). We typically have lightly dust covered panels here, and it worked great here. If you live in an area that has heavily soiled panels, you may want a system like our Max Output that can deliver more GPM. The max the delivery pump can provide is 1.4 GPM. Our Max Output can provide around 3 GPM with booster pump on when connected to customer's water source, or around 2 GPM drawing from a tank. Here is a link to the Max Output Solar kit: tuckerusa.com/5-stage-max-output-kit-for-solar-panel-cleaning/

Yes, resin should stay wet.

No, we don’t have compatible attachments for the older clamp system. What Tucker pole do you have?

The smaller DI stainless steel housing can be laid down, but the blue cubic foot vessel can only be used standing up.

Now is that all DI tanks or just this tucker one ?

@@joseandres5014 All DI tanks similar to the blue one in the video should be used standing up. The water will not filter as it should when it is laid down.

Hi there! Thanks for inquiring. We do have shipping turned on our website to the US territories. What island are you located on, and what product are you interested in? If you are thinking about the DI only kit, please keep in mind that it is a small system and may require resin exchange more frequently. Do you know your TDS (Total Dissolved Solids)?

@@alexbrunner_Tucker_USA I am in Nassau, Bahamas, I am in the maintenance business and one of the service we provide is window cleaning. I would like a small tank for the water fed pole that I have at the moment. The water here is pretty hard. I would like a tank that can possibly handle at least one or two commercial buildings. Which one do you recommend we invest in???

@@alexbrunner_Tucker_USA Do you guys carry the Xero Pure tank system,it is the one with the skinny tank

The key is understanding what are the TDS PPMs. Knowing that will point you in the right direction. Anything above 100 PPM is recommended to use a multi-stage RO/DI system (I mostly agree with that. With the exception that you know you will only use it to clean a few times a year versus daily usage). How high you need to reach is another factor in my recommendation. What height do you intend or reaching? If DI only is what you have a budget for, then I would recommend this (if you need a taller pole I can substitute pole options): tuckerusa.com/tucker-di-tank-1-cubic-foot-kit/ Here is a comparison video on our two DI options: czcams.com/video/O_tcoxWutmk/video.html

We are the manufacturer of Tucker® Water-fed pole and purification systems. We do not make or carry other brands.

Sorry Logan for the delay in responding. Unlike DI vessels, these can be used mounted in any position.

Orientation doesn't matter. The key is to make sure the resin is packed tight if you fill your own resin. If you noticed that it gets pure water coming out of it mounted vertically, but not horizontally. That is because the resin is not packed properly, and water will channel over the resin beads.

É possível, mas o sistema não será fácil de transportar. Não recomendamos adicionar um filtro de sedimentos e carbono ao DI, a menos que você precise regenerar sua resina.

With the average cookie cutter homes that are two story 2,500 sq ft, exterior only cleaning (no restorative or construction clean) could take around 1 to 1.5 hours. Most of homes that size would fit under a minimum service price unless they have divided light (french panes) or storm windows. Depending on your area's going rate and how big of an area you are covering, you could probably charge $150-$200 minimum per home. If you offer full service in/out, track, and screen cleaning that could be $300+ per home.

Agreed 😂 Purposely slowed it down for demonstration. Thanks for commenting!👊👍

It would be a nice addition for sure!

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This is for our 5/16” pole tubing.

When I had my business, we did full service window cleaning (interior, exterior, tracks, and screens-among other services). Many only offer exterior window cleaning as an add-on to home exterior cleaning.

This one is great for window cleaning. If you did panels as an add on it would be okay. If solar panels are your main source of income than I would suggest a bigger brush. We have a new specific solar cleaning brush coming out at the end of the month. Here's a video of it: czcams.com/video/bIW1ixYXn_w/video.html

Or may be even 2020...can't say exactly...

That is our 30” DI single stage system. There is a cartridge inside filled with DI resin. No RO membrane.