Just to let you know,I run low on the meter for the rinse emulsifer,so as little as possible is left
behind.The resoiling rates are very slow.
Course that also depends on how much the clean their Kitchen floors and what they use...
But at 300 psi an true proper dwell time they come out very nice. Now the buddy of mine who did one of the restaurants alongside us last
week.Used a full tank (110) an had to hook up for more before he
finished.We were just coming into 3/4s at that point...
Very seldom do I ever go over 350 if that.I have my pump rebuilt yearly .An according to them it never needs it ?
But to make sure she is running at true potential .I just go for it.
Another thing about low psi .Is the hoses we use for
pre-spray.The shiny black types are going on 22
years.With only connectors and shut offs replaced as needed. They were my first purchase when we first started. After I had a few extra bucks. The more expensive ones,that
Butler has been selling .
We replace
yearly.One reason is no black death,no cracks in outer skin,
etc.An just to ensure that no hose ever pops in a service job.I should do the same for the black
ones.But those suckers look about brandy new
still.We also use hose protectors at the doorways for fear of damage.
But believe me ,our restaurants have been around for
yrs.If they were not cleaning up
right.They would have canned us long ago. My name goes on every job...
The one last week has been with us monthly for 19 yrs...One of the reasons he has won best of Ct,in his area is due to his cleanliness along with his great food...He is very picky...Caes-08...