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sweetwaterfish · Guest

SH suppliers

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That would be nice and a good deal!! Check with your homeowners insurer. Other than that, you must have it figured already to be able to use the required amount. What do they do in the Winter if things get slow for you? Are they gonna levy any charges when the minimum isn't met?

Jeff

white fox · Guest

That would be somthing to think about as we all know what old SH is like

guest

Will you be holding this SH at a industrial park or your back yard?

because there is no way you can store that at a residential dwelling

well I take that back I seen parts of Florida that you could probably get away with anything.

and you think you can use on the average of 75 gallons per day?

You must be doing all the cleaning in Florida.

-- Edited by Walk on Friday 2nd of April 2010 08:07:53 AM

RCIA Founder

Think of ther bright side of it ?
You will soon have a "salt water swimming pool" in yer backyard, he he.
No freaking way will you use it fast enough, and I only pay 1.25 a gallon w/o any tanks for competitors to shoot at biggrin

In Tampa, there would be holes in that tank soon, bullet holes!

propressurewashing · Guest

Wow! You guys in Florida are crazy!! Here in Texas we pretty much draw the line at taking down competitors signs and ripping off their websites......I've been the victim of both. But no bullets involved!

Daniel Simmons
The Woodlands Pressure Washing
Pearland Pressure Washing Service

Baltimore MD Roof Cleaning 410-482-4367 · guest

Lol 75 gallons a day?? Do u use that much?? Call your local municipality and see if you can legally have it there. We are going to look into a 300 gallon tank for the same purpose.

Pristine Roof Cleaning New Jersey · Premium Member Roof Cleaning Institute of America

sh does not have a shelf life just take your time line up the work then buy a drum

Pristine Roof Cleaning New Jersey · Premium Member Roof Cleaning Institute of America

but i have bought 6 55 gal drums at one time but was not allowed to trasport. so they were deliverd . and i used them in 3 days.

sweetwaterfish · Guest

Before you think I'm all crazy as a run over dog, I mistyped the minimum...its 500 gallons per month, not 1500. I can certainly use that much each month.

Space isn't a problem, I live on 3 acres and an currently planning an office/pole barn for the washing rigs.

Roof Cleaning Katy Texas (281) 392-2304 · Apr 10, 2010

propressurewashing wrote:
Wow! You guys in Florida are crazy!! Here in Texas we pretty much draw the line at taking down competitors signs and ripping off their websites......I've been the victim of both. But no bullets involved!

Daniel Simmons

Hey Daniel, good to see you on the board. Hope things are doing better for you.

My tank is buried under ground. It lasts longer because it is cooled by the earth and not in direct sun light.

Guest

Thats a lot of bleach, unless your just really busy and use it all as chris said you would have a lot of salt water. We just get it in 55 gl drums and go from there, my supplier is good about keeping it on hand for me when I need it. Chris what size is those bullets, need some for my competition right down the road furious

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