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@@NeensNonsense No

Hi Nick, I normally don’t respond to comments like yours but today I’m feeling extra generous.. I don’t charge people for this information, in fact it’s free. You would be so uninterested to know how many people this video has helped. It feels pretty good to get an email or a phone call from someone thanking me for the information they just learned. Yup that sounds pretty disingenuous and misleading to me. Your lack of understanding on this subject is apparent. I wish you the best bud.

Water softeners do not have the same resin. Deionizers strip out all mineral content for spotless washing. Water softeners still leave the minerals in it.

@@patrickallen343 a.co/d/7sXvTeI

@@AlsFishBarn howdy! the DI modification is only one part to a more comprehensive system to prolong resin life. Did you get a chance to watch the full video?

lol 😂 I’ll be honest I was 100% just skipping around to watch for what I wanted. I watched more and see that you run and RO system into a tank and then pump water from the tank to where you need it. If I understood it correctly.

@@AlsFishBarn you got it brother. Thats the key to resin longevity. Not the DI mod that’s just a helper

@@1kontrabida thank you 🙏

@@chuck6499 no I haven’t had any issues with it. You can always convert a 30amp cord and run it into a box with 20amp outlets. This would help with added power consumption. Tony Ralda from Raldas details makes them.

@@williambelsches9707 lol 😂

Hi Clay, that’s a great question. It can depend on a lot of different factors. Feel free to shoot me an email support@sudsandgo.com. Be happy to chat with you more about your question.

Appreciate that Tony! Much love from Arizona

Hey there, you can find pricing on the website. www.spotlesswaterguy.com

Thanks for being such a great mentor and friend :) much love

Depending on the model anywhere from 1-2gpm

Whoa dude I am highly offended jkjk 😂 I love to hear opinions. Here’s the thing and why I can never settle for water above 000ppm. I advertise that I only use laboratory grade spot-free water. Its a selling point in my business. I go as far as to bring my clients out to my detailing rigs, I show them a sample of their own water and then show them a sample of my own water. When they see those triple 000’s they eat that stuff up! They love it. When I’m cleaning million dollar RVs or other really expensive cars, those type of clients know what deionized water is. When they see the level of perfection I’m chasing, it brings me more credibility and makes them more confident in me as their detailer. Youre right the water is almost perfect with RO but if your going to bring it to that level of clean you might as well take it all the way. It really doesn’t cost that much more as you’ve mentioned. Thanks for your comment brother it’s appreciated.

Do it. You won’t regret it.

@@SpotlessWaterGuymy TDS is a little above 300 here in Oklahoma City. I would much rather have a water tank sitting in the garage if it meant no water spotting!

@@mdoyal111 Amen!

@@cebasmb8250 thanks for the love brother!

@@AndrewH91 Wow that’s crazy!

Appreciate your perspective!

@@CarsWithKeav Man love your channel! Thanks for watching and dropping a comment! Theres a reason I don’t have a buy now button on my website. Before any system goes out we have an in depth conversation on how the system works, waste water, associated costs, etc.. thanks for being here man! ❤️

@@SpotlessWaterGuy That is a great way to make sure the consumer knows what they are getting into. I bet it makes for way less customer service calls in the end as well. Most people don’t have realistic expectations when it comes to water filtering especially flow, refills, etc.

Thanks for your comment Ruben!

@@mikepineda9022 The problem lies in the cost per gallon with DI resin. RO membranes really are not expensive when you consider how long they last. When you let RO do the heavy lifting your cost per gallon goes down substantially. Scaling a membrane can take years. One of the smartest things you can do to cut costs on spotless water is shift away from relying on DI resin alone and focus on RO.

@@JT-bb3ip The G.1 is 1gpm and the G.2 is 2gpm. All RO style systems require a holding tank. Unless it’s being used for window cleaning in which you can just let it flow no tank required.

Hey there! Good to be back! It depends on the location where I’m at, I’ve seen it as high as 650ppm. TDS at my house is closer to 300ppm. The waste water consumption is approx 2:1. For every 1 gallon of clean you get 2 gallons of waste.

Thanks for watching!

@@allenheiden2807 🤣

Jack! Man I loved reading this. Thank you!

Hey there! Yes great question. This system was really designed for people in the cleaning industry who need a better Spotfree water solution. People at home cleaning a couple cars a month are probably better off purchasing a straight DI resin tank (as much as it pains me to say that)

Or aquarium multistage ro system with a small di stage added. Then run it into a 55 gallon drum with a float all in less then 100 bucks and if your pressure washer can be gravity feed you are good to go. Otherwise lift pump and then good to go

Just purchase a small in home RO water system and have that system push water through the resin and into a 30-gallon storage vessel like the small 3 gallon one that it comes with. Then you tap into the bottom of the tank and pull water from there.

@@waxmanvids5015 thank you!

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Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching

I know… I’ve dropped the ball on videos. I’m going to get batter at it :) thanks for hangin with me!

Thanks man. Appreciate your perspective. Ive found that first impressions are everything in this business. I’ve had people tell me they chose me over someone else because of how clean and organized I looked. You attract a higher end clientele looking like this and they do indeed pay alot more for services.

@@dnalyen 🤟

@@Truclerchick thank you

@@ronphillips7710 thank you. Work hard, treat your customers like gold, always arrive on time, put out great results and you will get there faster than you think.

@@gabrielambriz4780 Sorry man when I build stuff I dont create schematics I just build as if I’m playing Tetris. Sorry brother. You’ll love the van it’s been a great addition to our company

@@SpotlessWaterGuy would you be opposed to going over a couple of the details for the build? You used wood for the build? Or perhaps snapping a bunch of photos? So I can get better ideas and perspective?

Howdy, yes like all filters, everything has a shelf life including RO. This system was built to reduce the costs of deionized resin (which is way more expensive than an RO filter). RO filters can last anywhere from 1-3 years depending on how well you take care of them. My cost per gallon went from approx $0.65 to around $0.02 after using RO. The waste water consumption depends on the membrane used but in general it’s a 2:1 ratio.

I was wondering too haha,,, regards from Sinaloa, México!