low on water...just do a rinseless wash it only takes 2 gallons and no need to worry about water cspots as you dov sectuins at a time and dry the panel then do next panel n dry ...etc. easy solution.
any thoughts on switching to more battery powered equipment? I have the Milwaukee single 18v fuel shop vac, it does an excellent job. EGO just came out with a pressure washer and shop vac. initial cost is high, but I believe in long term it will bring more money. Easier to carry extra batteries than gas cans.
Hey thanks for dropping in on the comments ! I wish I could switch over but for me it wouldn’t make sense for me I am mobile. Sometime I work on 5-10 cars a day and the batteries wouldn’t hold for me in the long run. Also the battery life’s deteriorate over time. Keep in mind to the price of batteries are not cheap as well. I will stick to gas for now.
BRO JUST SAYING I KNOW U HAVE YOUR OWN WAY OF TAKING CARE OF YOUR SITUATIONS. A OTHER TIP FOR USING HARD WATER 💦 TRY USING SUPERIOR PRODUCTS FORMULA 4 SPRAY WAX. ITS VERY GOOD STUFF AFTER WASHING THE CAR WITH HARD WATER 💦
10 cents for clean water is crazy cheap in my opinion. In Cleveland i dont even know if a place to get it at. If you buy a setup to make your own its like 50 cents a gallon. Just paid $3.15 a gallon for regular at Costco. Its 3.48 at the regular stations.
Yeah I’m lucky to have many detailing stores that offer DI water over here. Are there any detailing stores out there ? Because that super expensive 😓 you might want to get a DI tank rental
Keep a 1 galllon or 2 gallon jug of gas somwhere in your setup for top offs to just get enough to get the job done then refill later without having to pack up.
would it make sense to invest to make your own spotless water from your own tap? im not a detailer, just a dude that likes to detail his own and families cars... i bought a DI tank, and realize that i had to "clean" the water before it reaches the DI tank, so i bought a few filters, that i use before the water reaches the DI Tank, but the most important piece is a Reverse Osmosis filter... i have the prevoius filters clean the water, then it goes thru a booster pump to raise the PSI to 100 to maximize the efficensy of the RO Filter, then the water goes to my DI tank... the water when it leaves the RO system is to 5-9 tds (from 350-450 from L.A tap water), then the DI tank doesnt work as hard so the filter should last for a very very very long time... i have 2 55 gallons i fill to keep as my reservor, and another 35 gallon tank i use to feed the water pressure... it was an investment to save the DI tank, and the cool thing is, i have water at 0 tds, never leave spots, so much of it, seems unlimited... anyways, just curious why i dont see alot more proffesional detailers invest in making there own water, 10 cents a gallon is a good price tho...
Hey thanks for dropping in on the comments I appreciate it. I’ve did a lot research on my own water. From buying my own di tank to even renting one. But I would say for me it’s cheaper just to go pick up water for 10 cents a gallon. I really want to just buy one for the convenience but the resin is so high in price. How much does it cost for you to maintain and change the resin?
@@m3finish i understand what your saying, its not for everyone... i have not have to change resin yet, i probably have filled up the tanks at least 20 times (the 2 55 gallons), so more than 2000 gallons... the tds meter still shows 0... the DI tank, is expensive, but if you do the Reverse Osmosis before it, it makes it last for a very very very long time... so the resin will last alot longer, no need to change as often, i havent need to change yet... supposedly, if i did my math correct, i should be able to get 16000-20000 gallons of 0 tds water before i need to worry about changing the resin.. but thats in theory, since i have not used that much water to confirm thats what i get... also, you wouldnt need a big DI tank either, you can get away using a smaller DI tank.
For me it doesn’t make sense to be battery operated for a vacuum and a pressure washer sometime we do big volume so it wouldn’t last that long. That why I rely on gas for my pressure washer and a gas generator. What do you use for battery operated equipment ?
Yeah I thought about buying a mini portable potty just in case of an emergency. It might be time to invest tbh I just have a fish bowl so thats the issue
Every one should know about lisense prmits it’s not easy like they show have all equipment fancy ur state has to improve it I tryed and it’s whole process that’s my opinion no offense and it’s about starting mobile detailing not making CZcams vids
low on water...just do a rinseless wash it only takes 2 gallons and no need to worry about water cspots as you dov sectuins at a time and dry the panel then do next panel n dry ...etc. easy solution.
Thanks for dropping on the comments
I’ve just read this and inspired me to shoot a waterless wash thank you and yes it can be fast and efficient 👊🏽
@m3finish 💪 thanks cool. hope you get a bunch of likes n subs
@@stephenlouden480 thank you I appreciate it
Here in my town everyone’s “city tap water” is 0PPM. You don’t need to towel dry here. B.C, Canada. Great content!
Wow I’m so jealous sometimes we go to other detailing shops for water and it’s not even close to 0 😅 thank you for supporting the channel 🙏🏽
Solid tips 💯
Thank you I appreciate you 🙏🏽
You can do as many as you want it charges by solar. And has tons of power. No bogging down.
Wow thanks for the info I’m going to look into it !! 🙏🏽
any thoughts on switching to more battery powered equipment? I have the Milwaukee single 18v fuel shop vac, it does an excellent job. EGO just came out with a pressure washer and shop vac. initial cost is high, but I believe in long term it will bring more money. Easier to carry extra batteries than gas cans.
Hey thanks for dropping in on the comments ! I wish I could switch over but for me it wouldn’t make sense for me I am mobile. Sometime I work on 5-10 cars a day and the batteries wouldn’t hold for me in the long run. Also the battery life’s deteriorate over time. Keep in mind to the price of batteries are not cheap as well. I will stick to gas for now.
BRO JUST SAYING I KNOW U HAVE YOUR OWN WAY OF TAKING CARE OF YOUR SITUATIONS. A OTHER TIP FOR USING HARD WATER 💦 TRY USING SUPERIOR PRODUCTS FORMULA 4 SPRAY WAX. ITS VERY GOOD STUFF AFTER WASHING THE CAR WITH HARD WATER 💦
Hahah yeah it was for content 😅
Does that spray wax leave any smearing behind on the surface ? Thanks for dropping in on the comments brotha 👊🏽
$2.84 southeast Arizona. Highest it got for us was mid $4.
Nice bro thanks for dropping in on the comments 🙏🏽
10 cents for clean water is crazy cheap in my opinion. In Cleveland i dont even know if a place to get it at. If you buy a setup to make your own its like 50 cents a gallon.
Just paid $3.15 a gallon for regular at Costco. Its 3.48 at the regular stations.
Yeah I’m lucky to have many detailing stores that offer DI water over here.
Are there any detailing stores out there ?
Because that super expensive 😓 you might want to get a DI tank rental
Keep a 1 galllon or 2 gallon jug of gas somwhere in your setup for top offs to just get enough to get the job done then refill later without having to pack up.
Thanks for dropping in on the comments!
And yeah it’s always good to keep a gallon or 2 on you
would it make sense to invest to make your own spotless water from your own tap? im not a detailer, just a dude that likes to detail his own and families cars... i bought a DI tank, and realize that i had to "clean" the water before it reaches the DI tank, so i bought a few filters, that i use before the water reaches the DI Tank, but the most important piece is a Reverse Osmosis filter... i have the prevoius filters clean the water, then it goes thru a booster pump to raise the PSI to 100 to maximize the efficensy of the RO Filter, then the water goes to my DI tank... the water when it leaves the RO system is to 5-9 tds (from 350-450 from L.A tap water), then the DI tank doesnt work as hard so the filter should last for a very very very long time... i have 2 55 gallons i fill to keep as my reservor, and another 35 gallon tank i use to feed the water pressure... it was an investment to save the DI tank, and the cool thing is, i have water at 0 tds, never leave spots, so much of it, seems unlimited... anyways, just curious why i dont see alot more proffesional detailers invest in making there own water, 10 cents a gallon is a good price tho...
Hey thanks for dropping in on the comments I appreciate it. I’ve did a lot research on my own water. From buying my own di tank to even renting one. But I would say for me it’s cheaper just to go pick up water for 10 cents a gallon. I really want to just buy one for the convenience but the resin is so high in price. How much does it cost for you to maintain and change the resin?
@@m3finish i understand what your saying, its not for everyone... i have not have to change resin yet, i probably have filled up the tanks at least 20 times (the 2 55 gallons), so more than 2000 gallons... the tds meter still shows 0... the DI tank, is expensive, but if you do the Reverse Osmosis before it, it makes it last for a very very very long time... so the resin will last alot longer, no need to change as often, i havent need to change yet... supposedly, if i did my math correct, i should be able to get 16000-20000 gallons of 0 tds water before i need to worry about changing the resin.. but thats in theory, since i have not used that much water to confirm thats what i get... also, you wouldnt need a big DI tank either, you can get away using a smaller DI tank.
What kind of r/o system do you use before running it through the d/i filter?
@@soynobody2741 yeah I would like to set something like that up soon I just go through at least 100 gallons a day minimum.
I HAVE MY OWN WATER 💦 BUT IF I NEED SOME WATER I ASK THEM.
Yeah that time they were not at home and we were on a time crunch never again😂
Do video about all electric mobile detail setups with eco flow product.
That would be nice but as of right now the gas generator is what’s working for us best. Does a eco flow last long ?
LOL WHEN U SHORT OF WATER 💦 INSIDE YOUR TANK ASK YOUR CUSTOMER TOO LET U USE SOME WATER IS OLNY ONE TIME. SOME OF MY CUSTOMERS LET ME USE THIER WATER.
Yeah it’s doable but I don’t want to deal with any water spotting on the vehicle and put it more time to work on it. What city are you detailing in ?
It last long and is way better never go back to gas. Ecoflow
Really that’s interesting how many cars can you do ?
1/9/24 Gas in kankakee illinois $2.78.
Wow that’s an amazing price !!
What do washes go out there for ?
Thank you for dropping in on the comments
bro get battery operated vacs,drills & pressure washer then far as the wash do rinseless
For me it doesn’t make sense to be battery operated for a vacuum and a pressure washer sometime we do big volume so it wouldn’t last that long. That why I rely on gas for my pressure washer and a gas generator. What do you use for battery operated equipment ?
If you got a van, get a portable potty or empty bottle for emergency's. Not ideal but there for emergency
Yeah I thought about buying a mini portable potty just in case of an emergency. It might be time to invest tbh I just have a fish bowl so thats the issue
No taco bell 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Right 😂
Every one should know about lisense prmits it’s not easy like they show have all equipment fancy ur state has to improve it I tryed and it’s whole process that’s my opinion no offense and it’s about starting mobile detailing not making CZcams vids
Hey thanks for dropping in on the comments! Are you talking about making a video on permits and our equipment ?
@@m3finish no on starting mobile detailing
@@jameselloko6365 got it 👊🏽