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hey tony I know im being a pest with these questions haha but can the bak pak sprayer work with F9 and maybe with SH Green Wash and water for demos only?? I saw the video on it and they say its sturdy with chemicals.. just wondering whats your take??
 
mistersqueegee said:
Sure could. I'd make sure to flush it well after using the chems. Also it would be best to have one for wfp work and a separate one for chems in my opinion

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yeah that's what I was thinking one for pure water one for sh and maybe one for f9. Thanks once again there tony!!
 
texmexcoo said:
yeah that's what I was thinking one for pure water one for sh and maybe one for f9. Thanks once again there tony!!
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I would advise you talk to Craig Harrison about F9. He'll be able to tell you what kind of pump and nozzle you'll need. Personally I wouldn't carry any kind of acid on my back. Never know what could happen and thats not something you want to be messing with.

And just FYI; the back pack wfp idea came from the UK in order to conserve water as they did windows. It's also one of the reasons why they have smaller WFP hoses as well, to conserve water. That's not something you need to be worried about and carrying a backpack full of DI water isn't something that's needed. I know RHG and many others have the pure water systems on trolleys that can just be towed around. Very easy and less of backache. As for demos a pump up sprayer would work just fine for demos.
 
Kristopher Pettitt said:
I would advise you talk to Craig Harrison about F9. He'll be able to tell you what kind of pump and nozzle you'll need. Personally I wouldn't carry any kind of acid on my back. Never know what could happen and thats not something you want to be messing with.

And just FYI; the back pack wfp idea came from the UK in order to conserve water as they did windows. It's also one of the reasons why they have smaller WFP hoses as well, to conserve water. That's not something you need to be worried about and carrying a backpack full of DI water isn't something that's needed. I know RHG and many others have the pure water systems on trolleys that can just be towed around. Very easy and less of backache. As for demos a pump up sprayer would work just fine for demos.
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Most guys aren't carrying the back pack on their backs (even in the UK). Many put it on a trolley or cart (I started doing it that way a couple years ago now)
 
It can be a different story for wcers though Kris. For instance I use my back pack on jobs in one neighborhood where I have several homes that I clean all or some of the exterior windows. I can park my vehicle once and do them all with the back pack and a few refills of water. To run hose I'd need a bigger pump and 1000ft to do them all or I'd have to move the vehicle a couple times. To many variables to assume there is a one size fits all situation when it comes to window cleaning.
 
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