New Pressure Washer Setup w/ Modded CR Spotless!

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
  • In this one we finish up my new pressure washer setup by modding my cr spotless tank to achieve 40% more DI water!
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Комментарии • 58

  • @1stfrompuertorico568
    @1stfrompuertorico568 Год назад +10

    Thanks for the shout out to Suds and Go and me, regards Humberto

  • @Vanhamj1
    @Vanhamj1 Год назад +10

    By utilizing an RO membrane before the DI resin, you can bring your water to near zero, and thus, stretch your resin even farther. There are some trade-offs however.
    1. No RO system can operate tankless and keep up with a 2 GPM flowrate requirement.
    2. Cost - eventually you breakeven because of resin usage, but this solution would have a high buy in cost.
    3. You do use more water since you are essentially flushing all the particles out with the waste water.
    A RO setup may not be worth it if your tap water isn't that bad, but in AZ we start at near 600 PPM out of the tap, so our resin doesn't last very long. And because of summer heat, I use DI water for my entire wash process instead of just the rinse.
    Suds-N-Go has a full commercial system ready to go, but I've been working on a DIY solution for myself. My resin now stretches into years vs a single season. DIY solution is very similar to what professional window washers use, with the additional of a 50 gallon catch tank before my power washer.

    • @randyvalenzuela5336
      @randyvalenzuela5336 Год назад

      I’m in AZ as well and have been looking into solutions to stretch the life of my di resin I’m at 640ppm lol. What has been the solution you found ?

    • @Vanhamj1
      @Vanhamj1 Год назад +1

      @@randyvalenzuela5336 I built a DIY RO filtration system. Cost me about 1500 all said and done, but I figured it’s either spend the money on a system to stretch the resin, or spend it on resin itself.

    • @stephenbozzone1116
      @stephenbozzone1116 Год назад

      @@Vanhamj1 can you please share a parts list for you DIY RO system. The RO membranes I’m seeing are very expensive.

  • @joelpasserell4525
    @joelpasserell4525 Год назад +3

    Nice mod.
    I had the same setup as you until I realized that whenever I switched from spraying DI to spraying tap water for soap rinsing, I was wasting 100ft. of DI water that was left in the pressure washer(PW) hose & pushed out during normal washing. Then it would have to fill that 100' hose again with DI water to do the next DI rinse. It's more economical to just use your dedicated 100' PW hose for all washing and soap rinsing & have a shorter hose (preferably only a 50 or 75ft 1/2" I.D. rather than standard 3/4" garden hose ID) dedicated for your final DI rinse that you'll keep connected to DI output. Now your DI output hose will remain full with DI water ready for the next use. Also, use a 1-to-2 splitter on your main water hose so you can feed the inputs of PW & DI tanks at the same time & turn on only whichever you're using at the time. Minimizes time swapping quick connects and waiting for the DI water to get pushed to the end of your 100' PW hose. Unless you have really bad water pressure in your area, usually it's enough PSI for a DI rinse off. To me, having that 1 output hose convenience just wasn't worth wasting all that DI water given the price of the media.

  • @FredShramovich
    @FredShramovich Год назад +1

    Awesome video and advice on using spotless. Great stuff!

  • @ScrappersDetailing
    @ScrappersDetailing Год назад +3

    Very nice. We have some EXTREMELY hard water we draw from our well. I'd like to get something like this when I finish out my shop someday. In fact, a water softener and this are necessities I would say.

  • @scottmattern482
    @scottmattern482 Год назад +1

    This got me all riled up, I'm going to go foam my car now.

  • @MikesAutoDetailing
    @MikesAutoDetailing Год назад +1

    Great set up

  • @hippopotimusstew
    @hippopotimusstew Год назад +1

    Mmmmmmm that’s the good stuff 🤤 😍🤩

  • @chrisjones6913
    @chrisjones6913 Год назад +1

    Great video! I will be getting the mod when my CR is ready for a resin change. Question - what round wheel brush (blue) are you using at 9:51?

  • @MyGuyKirby
    @MyGuyKirby Год назад +2

    Jamie, I think you might consider putting two splitters to create a bypass for the water rather than the quick connect you are using. Just a thought

  • @kennovakowski1246
    @kennovakowski1246 Год назад +1

    Your setup is a mirror image of mine only diff is I have the 50 ft mtm reel and hose set up. Even the flexilla water hose dang you have good taste.

  • @jbalinski
    @jbalinski Год назад +2

    I want to be like you when I grow up

  • @Ecdetails
    @Ecdetails Год назад +2

    Awesome video thanks for sharing that mod with us. I need a spotless machine for sure

  • @ShineYourLightDetailing
    @ShineYourLightDetailing Год назад +1

    YAAAAAAAAAS!! Awesome!!!

  • @MikesAutoDetailing
    @MikesAutoDetailing Год назад +1

    Did you get the 1cu/ft or 1/2 cu/ft resin

  • @jasonstroh7260
    @jasonstroh7260 Год назад +1

    hi, great vid! question where do you get the gold spray bottles nozzles and the labels for the IK stuff? looks clean!

    • @JamieTheCleaner
      @JamieTheCleaner  Год назад

      psdetailproducts.com/collections/bottles-and-sprayers/products/acid-resistant-gold-black-sprayer-bottles-and-sprayers

    • @JamieTheCleaner
      @JamieTheCleaner  Год назад +1

      Labels are from Detailersupplyco.com

    • @jasonstroh7260
      @jasonstroh7260 Год назад

      @@JamieTheCleaner thanks brother!!

  • @GDavis49
    @GDavis49 Год назад +2

    If you listen closely you can hear Dewar going through Jamie’s closets and crawdad containers

  • @hybridmx5
    @hybridmx5 8 месяцев назад

    Have you had any issues with the resin going through the pipe clogging the system?

  • @jasonnapigquit3605
    @jasonnapigquit3605 Год назад +2

    Hi jamie i dont know if you will reply but can i ask what is your wash method?

  • @jtekz_
    @jtekz_ Год назад +1

    patiently waiting for the p&s defender video 😎

  • @NyTonyF
    @NyTonyF Год назад +1

    I did this mod to my car spotless two years ago and it’s still reading 0ppm. It’s 100ppm going in which is why it’s been lasting me for so long. 👍🏽👍🏽

  • @718.banana.gt4
    @718.banana.gt4 11 месяцев назад

    are you using the filtered water for the entire session of your car wash? or just when you are rinsing? how many wash would it last if you use it for entire car wash process?

    • @JamieTheCleaner
      @JamieTheCleaner  11 месяцев назад +1

      Depends on how many cars you wash for me it lasted about two months 👍

  • @Prodigyautodetailing
    @Prodigyautodetailing Год назад +1

    Amazing! Video as always brother wait what you use before this

  • @davidbram
    @davidbram Год назад +1

    what nozzle/orifice are you using on your spray gun?

  • @Platypus-Dreams
    @Platypus-Dreams Год назад +2

    There's a video of a guy who used a filter like the ones used to make water on sailboats to bring the ppm down to single digits before running it through the DI filter

    • @robertpenland2429
      @robertpenland2429 Год назад

      I use a dual .1micron pre filter set up then my di filter also .

    • @theunkownmr.562
      @theunkownmr.562 Год назад

      ​@robertpenland2429 where did you get your filters from? I'd like to add a pre-filter.

  • @theunkownmr.562
    @theunkownmr.562 Год назад

    Have you had any resin breakthrough after this mod? I've heard of some peeps having that probelm.

    • @JamieTheCleaner
      @JamieTheCleaner  Год назад

      Not yet 👍

    • @theunkownmr.562
      @theunkownmr.562 Год назад

      ​@JamieTheCleaner good to know. I want to do this mod after my cartridges are exhausted.

  • @adrianr514
    @adrianr514 Год назад +1

    With 400ppm tds why don’t you look into a 1.5 cu ft tank? You can buy your own door ~200 and replace the resin after it’s exhausted and you’ll get 800 gallons easily.
    Or look into a provider like puretec that sells you a tank ready to go for about $600 (tank, resin, fittings) and everytime it’s exhausted you trade it in for a fresh one for $60.

  • @nealwhite1474
    @nealwhite1474 Год назад +1

    Looks great. Do you get concerned that the EGO battery is mounted right next to the pressure washer?

    • @JamieTheCleaner
      @JamieTheCleaner  Год назад

      Nahhhhh lol I might move it to the other side of the shop 👍🤔

  • @nomad509
    @nomad509 Год назад

    I've been looking at this setup for about a year and getting ready to pull the tiger because distilled water is getting quite expensive and our water is hard here. Since I do not have a continuous water source at the moment I plan on using my Active52 inside my rental and fill up five gallon containers for use with my Hyrdoshot. In the near future I hope to have a 60 gallon tank setup inside the detached garage as well to fill up buckets and my new IK PPF sprayer. #TRCMA

  • @1stfrompuertorico568
    @1stfrompuertorico568 Год назад +3

    1st

  • @Buckyvw
    @Buckyvw Год назад +3

    #crocsnsocks

  • @markhanson1009
    @markhanson1009 Год назад +1

    Using a drying agent? Why? Let it dry in the sun.

    • @JamieTheCleaner
      @JamieTheCleaner  Год назад

      No

    • @engphys
      @engphys Год назад

      I'm genuinely curious why not. I have been considering a DI system to improve my workflow by letting it air dry. I have low TDS on my tap, so I would expect to get a true 0ppm. Is the risk collecting dust or pollen in the water drops and thus having spotting?

  • @94muddertrucker
    @94muddertrucker Год назад +3

    CR Spotless is a freaking rip off. I can't stand them. Look up RV tanks. Much cheaper and better. Then, you can hook up an RO system to it piggy backed and bam! A whole lot more filtered water!

  • @verdantacres4460
    @verdantacres4460 Год назад +1

    I had trouble making sure the gray rods connected into the openings in the black housing while lifting the full blue containers and turning them.