Foaming technology reduces water usage.

Ron Musgraves

Ron Musgraves

Exterior Restoration Specialist
Staff member
Foaming technology reduces water usage.

Some foaming experts have said that this Type of cleaning reduces the water usage while cleaning a KE.

In the future using less water in these processes will be very vital.
 
Foam cleaning is no longer the wave of the future, it is now. Using large pressure washers that waste huge amounts of water cleaning exhaust systems is a thing of the past.
 
cgibson said:
Foam cleaning is no longer the wave of the future, it is now. Using large pressure washers that waste huge amounts of water cleaning exhaust systems is a thing of the past.
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Do you have the statistical info on the Chris, have you ever tested this yourself?

We are currently working with a few engineers to get the acurate numbers to provide to the industry so they can use this as a tool for conservation in the future.
 
We have records from when we used to use the beasts to clean exhaust systems. We also have quite a few accounts that we have had for a very long time ones we used to "steam clean" that we foam now so I will see if I can have me secretary put together some numbers comparing the time to "steam clean" against the time to foam.
 
cgibson said:
We have records from when we used to use the beasts to clean exhaust systems. We also have quite a few accounts that we have had for a very long time ones we used to "steam clean" that we foam now so I will see if I can have me secretary put together some numbers comparing the time to "steam clean" against the time to foam.
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need GPM also Chris... thanks
 
HotShot_Anthony said:
well, I can say that my 2.0 gpm use to fill up my 28 gallon bucket quite frequently, but since the foam, it's hardly ever more than 1/3 full.
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when you foam the flue how do you rinse?
 
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