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Kleen Roof and Exterior Cleaning · Apr 12, 2009

Rinse tank

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100 gallons should be suitable.� Nice to be prepared for the unforeseen issues that will surely arise. Always nice to have plenty of fresh water on site. You may get into places that have failing gutters or no gutters at all.� No fun to be out of fresh water.

How are you spraying your rinse water. Roller pump, pressure washer or.......

You can probably get away with much less water if you use tarps or plastic sheeting to cover things with.

Jeff

-- Edited by Raystown Roof Cleaning Central PA 1-800-236-0322 on Sunday 12th of April 2009 07:25:35 AM

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I agree with raystown but remember those 100 to 150 gallon tanks are not that small and if you totting a 250 tanks full of chems and a water tank the weight of that alone would be around 3000 pounds, I think, well i'm pretty sure the weight is close, anyways that plus your equipment means your gonna want to have a decent size trailer with 2 axles and then also a truck that can pull it. Just think about stuff like that to.

Kleen Roof and Exterior Cleaning · Apr 13, 2009

I have a delevan set up to spray the rinse water. I made up a special nozzle end that has 4 �10 degree tips �on it. �It put's out a big fan of water that waters down the area pretty good without using a lot of water.

Kleen Roof and Exterior Cleaning · Apr 13, 2009

Thanks. �I will be pulling the trailer with a 08 chevy 3/4 ton truck. �And a dual axle trailer rated for 6000 lbs.

-- Edited by whynot me on Monday 13th of April 2009 07:57:59 PM

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