HOW TO START A CAN CLEANING BUSINESS (STEP BY STEP)

[@ForeverSelfEmployed]

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[@eliasolivares139]

and where do yoy get the water from?

[@collinretzlaff5661]

Yeah learn from someone who doesn’t know anything and is literally teaching people bad advice.

[@JoeSmith-ho9ie]

What do you do with the water runoff??

[@culinarymaster52]

You should have your inventor buddy to create a garbage bag with a semi solid bottom with drainage holes that would come in a round flat box that you could dump everything into without using your hands at all and killing 2 birds with one stone rinsing and removal also he can create an attachment plastic ring that the bag can be held open on as well as be able to attach to a/the lip mainly for single man jobs without a human helper

[@dorotheatrask4691]

Awesome content

[@braulioalvarez]

I'm 15 years old and I finally saved enough money for a power washer to make some money, I'll be going around in my neighborhood asking to clean cans, I'm so excited me and my little brother will work together. Who know maybe one day this will grow into a strong big business.😁😁

[@jordanbryant8099]

Keep it up little man

[@angulo3047]

Wish you nothing but the best little guy, ima start off my business in this as well… lets see how it goes 🙌🫡🙏

[@trustjei]

keep it up dawg, this is gonna translate into your adulthood, by the time you’re 20 you’ll have the knowledge and experience to go so far dawg

[@roviio177]

how's it goin for ya?

[@braulioalvarez]

@@roviio177 so it's been a month and I made 500 bucks 😳 just in time for Christmas I'm gonna get something my mom deserves for being my #1 supporter

[@TheEbyFamily]

My son is 11 and has been cleaning trash cans since he was 8. He just bought his first pressure washer. This video is super helpful for him thank you!

[@robrob3402]

Good job Mom and Dad there is no better way to make your kid a success than what you've just done good job parenting

[@kanyesouth523]

W kid W father W mother 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@southTXgoat]

In my first week of advertising and making before and after content from a few free example jobs, I now have 3 home washes, a can wash and anothere home plus driveway wash in the talks, thank you for everything , I can't wait to join the courses.

[@devansteele9243]

How’s the business going now 8 months in?

[@jerryhamby1119]

What you do is take some of that purple Power right to the towel and wipe it down after the air dry, it’ll add a sheen that last for a couple weeks and is resistant to scuffs

[@jacobj5567]

Started one of these last summer! You nailed this right on the head man! I taped fliers on a bunch of cans around trash day and it wasn’t crazy effective for me, but still was worth it. Door to door was the best route. My buddy and I made about $400 a day charging $20 for one can and $30 for both. (We had some competition in the area and had to keep the prices lower) BRING A BROOM AND MULTIPLE GLOVES! There was some vile rotten dog sh- and who knows what else that washed up. You won’t want to use your main pair of gloves for handling that stuff.

[@shebesquirtin6726]

Did you work a 8 hour day?

[@xavier7208]

How long were your days?

[@fred2000la45]

Where you getting your fliers from? Thanks

[@redteam3329]

Jacob J. Congratulations on your business adventure. You will always have competition .. but don't lower your prices .. You want to be known as the. Best and punctual. And all the good things you are. Let the competition lower their prices ... Sooner than you know they will realize that they are not making any money .. and won't be able to keep up with expenses or equipment repair Raise your prices instead. There is always people willing to pay you more . For the same job.. Just because you ask more and they have more... The job still the same... Keep up the quality work!

[@cbig1765]

Here in England it’s very common to have your bins cleaned , but we get charged £2.50 per bin which is about$3.50

[@jaymartinez6145]

Good content bro, I was think about getting something like started up for my teenage son so he can do around the neighborhood during the weekend and summer break. Appreciate the video bro!! 👌🏼

[@Leisure3389]

Great webinar Justin. Really thinking about starting this dude hustle.

[@chriskim3251]

really enjoying the content! Your knowledge is helping me move forward with my soft wash company.

[@bookieyadigg]

Good call. I like the justifying the price. Travel,chems,labor ect.

[@therebelliousbee]

i’m 15 can’t wait to start this

[@nicolorallo1729]

much appreciated the tips and ideas Justin!! thanks much!!

[@youtubeisajoke2546]

Ahh the working man’s side of KZbin

[@rosemaryallen1981]

Thanks for all the info

[@dinelsonurbano1297]

This is great information thank you for the webbinarrrr

[@latinpaver]

number one buy rubber boots to not get u shoes wet and infected

[@BlackHumbledHim2k]

Do I use people water or Bring my own water with the electric pressure?

[@motogig7803]

Good info, thanks.

[@Jgs1869]

Lol at “bets” practices. Misspelled it on the slide and the chapter title 😂😂

[@crowley849]

Yo what is the label on the amount of chemicals like ?

[@michaeltotton8846]

To do this year round, don't you have to be in a warmer ares?

[@cazava21]

What if they don't have a water supply or don't want you to use it? Them thinking you're a pressure washer you should provide your own water supply or have a tank

[@thestreetswannaknow]

Thanks alot

[@dodgersfan1]

Wat do u do about the waste water runoff?

[@dodgersfan1]

Can u answer this please.

[@Brian-gx3rj]

He is just letting it runoff into the street. No collection, no treatment. But don't worry, he's wearing hand, eye and mouth protection

[@doc7852]

@@Brian-gx3rj that’s against the law in many jurisdictions.

[@travisking4390]

This is why insurance rates are going up so high. You can’t screw up washing a garbage can, however, there really is no market for it. You would have to be pretty lucky to get a profitable contract for cleaning garbage cans. However, most of the stuff this guy says is so far off. He’s a marketer not a pressure washer. When the blind lead the blind, markets become saturated, ticket prices go down, and insurance rates go up.

[@donaldlyons17]

Yeah I don't think I have ever seen anyone come by and get a contract to clean trash cans before!!!

[@ekotdz]

Good stuff 👏

[@nonmet17]

What is your method of receiving payment

[@colton7410]

Ever have problems using a customers water?

[@TheHomieTitz]

Is gas better than electric?

[@shadowrealmentertainment666]

I got a question for the Price 50 for the first can and then $20 for every can after that. Do you means $20 for the same client? Reach me back.

[@daltonwade7908]

Yes, $50 minimum. Every additional can is $20 per can.

[@JTM_sj209]

Dry it with a leaf blower, wasting rags is silly

[@mediocre923]

There really is a need for this service. I put an ad out for trash can cleaning and landed my 1st job in less than 24 hours

[@durayyy]

Ong cause my garbage cans r dirty af thats how i knew

[@N3wbMa5t3r]

1 call in 24 hrs. Is that good?

[@ryanandrewmc2403]

@@N3wbMa5t3r starting out absolutely

[@jeffbryant5627]

@@ryanandrewmc2403 exactly

[@pepe58pepito54]

where you put your ad

[@Intimidat0n]

As an auto detailer with 90% of whats needed for these services, if youre putting people on maintenance plans you should be using a teflon based coating(such as 303 touchless sealant, spray and rinse!) to make your recurring maintenance cans a quick job.

[@spnetwork4218]

Excellent tip

[@nurahfosu9731]

❤❤❤thank you for this

[@stormywinds6497]

Gas or electric. And do you use custom water and electricity.?

[@ChilledSon]

Teflon is an evil forever chemical

[@IDR1219]

Great stuff! My son has been asking me to watch this video so I can help him start a small business! Very informative!

[@matthewnunyabusiness5085]

nice

[@MrJohnnyak]

I wish my dad would have encouraged me to start my own business when I was younger. He always pushed the you gotta get a job deal .

[@jeffreylouism]

Duuude, awesome video! Your giving us gems keep it up. Just so know I just started pressure washing as a side hussle and took your advice with buying the Simpson 3200 psi w/Honda motor. It's beast mode. Did my parents house today and realized there is more learning I nedd to do, all with the help of your videos of course. With that being said keep creating great content, I'm a beginner and subscriber to you and basically look to your advice for everything pressure washing. I have a baby in the way and need extra funds and this channel has been a huge help in my new venture. Your doing a great job keep it up!

[@ForeverSelfEmployed]

Thanks brother. Best of luck to you man. Congrats on the baby

[@derweezle2531]

On the same boat, starting out my own side gig... Minus the baby lol. Good luck man!

[@mrnosleepinhouston2132]

Congratulations on getting started and your baby 🎊🎉

[@notfred596]

Congrats on the baby! Did you end up continuing the hustle? If so, any success?

[@jeffreylouism]

@Cornerstone Agency Why?

[@yungstalii]

I’ve had this idea for a while now but I was always too nervous or scared to try it. I posted an ad on Facebook since I started my pressure washing business and dude, the amount of people I had commenting and that were interested was crazy! So glad I decided to just go with it! Got a bunch of jobs lined up! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@AG-ri7xx]

Don't be scared to start a business. Never to say to try it. Just do it and be serious fun and profit business ! You can do it 😀

[@JW-pj1zd]

DONT BE SCARED, THE ONLY PERSON STOPPING YOU IS YOU, I AM IN REMODELING, WORKED FOR OTHER PEOPLE FOR YEARS, CAUSE I WAS SCARED, STARTED MY OWN BUISNESS THIS PAST YEAR WITH MY BEST FRIEND. WE DID 6 FIGURES EACH OUR 1ST YEAR, BEST DESICION EVER, KEEP PUSHING FORWARD. YOU GOT THIS

[@MrJohnnyak]

Wow I'm glad I read your comment because I was feeling the same way that you were . I'm thinking most people would rather clean their own can . I mean all you really need is a regular hose some bleach and a regular hose nozzle. But I think it's all about convenience. Not wanting to mess with those nasty trash cans. It's like most people know how to pick up dog poop . But there are people out there that make a good living scooping up dog poop .

[@adamwoodie4029]

Do people mind the dirty water being dumped on their property?

[@simonsalmonsen9287]

@@adamwoodie4029 what about the chemicals ?

[@TrendyBromando]

Can cleaning is a luxury service id say 95 percent of the population would never pay for

[@DoctorRickSanchez]

_Same with Christmas light hanging lmao_

[@DEMONVIBES]

only problem i see here is Waste Management or Any big Trash Service Provider can easily replace your gunky cans for new ones with a simple call. I do this myself, I ordered extra so i have 4-6 bins on my property which cost me a one time delivery fee of $60 and only use 2 until its really dirty. once all are yukkie i call WM and they replace them for $60 again. Usually do this every 1-2 years so its a huge savings.

[@donaldlyons17]

Yeah the market for it should be small almost everywhere. Plus if people don't want a can they can just wash their own.

[@eldridgeganey_flatpath]

I received a 2500 psi washer for Christmas this past year and have just been doing projects around my own house. I'll admit it has become quite the hobby. Now that my prior career is over, I'm currently doing a part time gig in a warehouse but it's not as fulfilling to me as being able to start up this pressure washing idea. Your webinar has been very helpful in getting me to a starting point now. Thanks for the valuable information!

[@danieljackson4266]

Did you ever do it?

[@excelsior8682]

How's is the business treating you? :D

[@swiftyairsoft5120]

took a bunch of notes, im 16, abt to get my license, I have a nice tacoma already that I got with my past job, thanks to this video breaking EVERYTHING down, I'm going to start this business now in my area. Haven't seen anyone advertise or do this so ima take advantage.

[@vsdown5160]

how long do you charge?

[@robertmfdavis878]

I’m starting a trash can cleaning service this year, but it seems the “waste water” is going to be an issue with the contaminates from the trash can. Have you had any problems with the “clean water act”??

[@marcosa3061]

I was thinking the same thing

[@heinzkitzvelvet]

CAN WASHING?!?! What a brilliant idea. I wish I could see opportunity like this. I get bad tunnel vision with almost everything.

[@mrnosleepinhouston2132]

I've been unemployed for months and I've had all sorts of ideas for business but pressure washing has been the one I heavily believe that I will really succeed in. Thank you for all your videos they have been very helpful 💯💪🏾🤞🏾

[@pakomorfin4498]

Same bro! You got this! Just start

[@mrnosleepinhouston2132]

@@pakomorfin4498 ty you I need that encouragement 🤞🏾💯

[@johnwiggins3950]

How’s it going thus far?

[@mrnosleepinhouston2132]

@@johnwiggins3950 I started working back at the airport my home away from home 🥰 I still want to have the pressure washing business some day

[@dareckmaurice4295]

How’s it going?

[@LYFEMedia]

What do you do about the runoff from the water inside the bin after washing it. I’m sure it collects a ton of garbage residue. Do you pour that water into a container? Dump it into the drain? Need answers lol, trying to get this going

[@brownmark8988]

Great question! wonder if we will ever get that answer

[@jefftipper9590]

Sandbag the storm drains and invest in a water shop vac. Making a conscious effort will go a long away from getting any complaints.

[@patrickp1933]

In my area there could be environmental issues with the county allowing chemicals and waste water onto the gutter and then eventually into the storm drain system and then into creek and beyond.

[@kennethcarawan4052]

Because of the dirtiness of the job $40-50 sounds good in my opinion but I’ve looked up can cleaning in my area and other major cities. A lot of guys that focus on can cleaning have a 100k truck setup and are only charging $10 for a can and $5 for additional cans. Feel like they are strongly undercutting themselves and making it difficult to compete due to the low service fees they charge. I’m not “hand washing” a can for $10. Yes they can become profitable if they build up to 1,000 cans monthly but that’ll take time and again I feel they are cutting themselves short for that type of service. What’s your thoughts?

[@rush2246]

Move somewhere else and make your money until you can be a shark

[@HubertCubaka]

@@rush2246 Bingo...

[@maniacalmonster2293]

Really....? 🤦 Step 1: Wash can. Step 2: Walk Away.

[@CleanThingsSolutions]

This is absolutely a profitable business model. Cleaning in general really. My company is doing nearly 500k annually

[@RealMeganJames]

How do you do your pricing? For instance, is it $50 a can for you for a one time clean, once a month? Or do you offer packages based on one time cleans versus multiple times a month?

[@its_zez]

Hi everyone, i can approve this job does pay really well. Im 13 years old and have already made over $600+ haven't even been doing it a long time..

[@arellymartinez8622]

I know it’s been a year but how did you manage time with school and getting to and from clients houses ?

[@its_zez]

@@arellymartinez8622 I started in the summer when I got a pressure washer for my birthday so I did it all summer. And then I would do it everyone other weekended because of my housing situation. And then a few times during the week days after school. And to get to their house I just posted in the neighborhood fb group for jobs and then I walked my wagon with my supplies to their house and would do it there. But then I got a bigger and better supplies so I would just walk to their house in the next complex and take them back to my house clean them and take them back. And I charged $20 for both because it’s very cheap for a dirty job and I’m young so people enjoy the work ethic.

[@10arcs4]

Started doing this and I’m making around 200 a week which is not bad at all for starting out and also I only charge 20$ per can I plan to print out 300 more business cards to expand and hope to be making around 500 a week by the end of summer

[@perfectsmile2454]

So did you walk door to door and drop your business cards off ?

[@10arcs4]

@@perfectsmile2454 yup just introduce yourself and let them know what you’re doing and keep it short and simple …wear jeans and a nice t shirt or a button up shirt and carry an iPad to track all you’re costumers on a spread sheet

[@growyourservicebusiness]

How'd it go for you? Reach your goal?

[@10arcs4]

@@growyourservicebusiness I didn’t quite reach $500 but I do this year round so now I’m at 500 is a week

[@crismejiaflores10]

@@10arcs4 do you still do it?

[@jesseNjakob]

so i just rinse all the trash in their driveway?

[@BruceGoose03]

I didn’t even know this was a business model. I just did this yesterday on my own trash can. Took me 10 minutes or less maybe. Amazing people pay for this. I could see elderly people needing it, or people that have money but just not a lot of time

[@ovidiugrigorosita3870]

Question. Where do you wash their bin? On their driveway? On gravel? Do I need to be weary of chemicals (SH, degreaser, dawn dish soap) getting on grass and killing the grass ?

[@webventures]

That is the Achilles heel for this business. As for cleaning, I would use a cleaning vinegar (6% acidic acid) mixed with baking soda, but where to put the dirty residue water? That is the $64,000 question.

[@TymoPaints]

Legend!

[@Familyactionteam]

Wow great content!

[@DarinPirkey]

I clean my own trash cans and I use a leaf blower to dry them. I don't get them 100% dry but I get the bulk water off of them. Helps keep them from showing spots.

[@nicksteryt2072]

I wanted to know for the fabuloso is it possible to include it in the solution if so how much in a 2 gallon sprayer. Thanks!

[@Southwinn]

Great idea for an additional stream of income. Keep inspiring us Hustlers 🔥🔥❤👍🏾

[@tophat7307]

I should use this as a template for starting any service related business. Thank you for your lesson and information.

[@tylerbredice1858]

Hey man I’m not sure if you mentioned this in the video but what do you do with runoff water? Do you purposefully clean the cans near a storm drain so it drains into them?

[@Brian-gx3rj]

Yeah, make sure that bleach gets in the storm runoff drain

[@MrJohnnyak]

Some of those drains say do not dump chemicals in it because the water runs right into the lake river etc and it's bad for wild life

[@AloofAff]

Hey man I know I’m 3 years late and I don’t know if you will respond but what is the pump sprayer for

[@acadianpressurewashing]

In other words a foam cannon which sprays soap suds

[@stanleyyelnats9338]

Would you lose money or be a bad idea to pickup all the bins and then spray them at your house near a drain. This would avoid the hooking up to customers water line and most likely win over customers... what do you think let me know

[@Shrimp_Insurance]

Sounds like too much hassle, plus more gas going back and forth to customer's houses and you would need at least a pickup truck (which would only hold 2 cans max if even)

[@webventures]

Storm sewer drains are for fresh rain water only.

[@highwaytohell2557]

Use your own water tank..go door to door right after trash day...$$$$

[@ELopz-jr4dd]

What do you need for the water pressure on the water tank?

[@jasonbogdovitz7357]

Hey, if you turn the trash cans around so they’re facing downhill you don’t have to constantly keep tipping the water out of them

[@albertosantana5362]

Do you rinse out the fabuloso at the end? Or leave it there to dry? Great content man love the videos!

[@JoeSmith-ho9ie]

What do you do with the water runoff ???

[@julianc4354]

Where do you clean the cans? Driveway? Street? Or grass?

[@stevenbozeman6345]

I had a potential customer ask what do you do with the dirty water? I’m not sure why to say. She went on to mention epa and it’s a county violation to let dirty water go down the sewer drain. Can anybody help?

[@MikeBabsBC]

They are correct, the dirty water is considered wastewater and must be disposed of as such. The proper way to do it is capture the dirty water and dispose of property.

[@jordanpayer2841]

Hey Justin, started watching your videos last night and i must say, I AM HOOKED. You do a great job breaking down the business model and making the information relatable. Keep up the good work my man!

[@joN4th4N14]

One thing. You cant not dump waste water on the streets 🤦‍♂️

[@SpeedyRat2222]

“Hustle hard… and get that money baby, peace ✌️!” 😂

[@24.Hustle]

Dude this is GENIUS! There’s only ONE company in my area that does this and they don’t even advertise their business.

[@thorasguardselectrician2013]

Who on earth has the garbage can cleaned? That's some rich silly neighborhood stuff rofl

[@ELopz-jr4dd]

Do you use the customers water or do you have your own water tank? If you use the customers water, how would you ask them to use their water?

[@TedH71]

With that cheap pressure washer set up, you have to use the client's water. The fancy mobile ones that have their own water and also does hot water clean ups are worth thousands of dollars. Do a small investment first and if the business gets really going then you can consider buying a trailer that has the hot water/cold water combo with it's own water tank. You don't want to go big and find out there's not a huge market for your services and waste your $$ and have to make monthly payments.

[@6sagee]

so you use their water? Do they not let you do that sometimes? because I'm thinking of buying a water container

[@Bob-Loblaw13]

So what are the regulations for that dirty water going into the storm drains?

[@webventures]

If caught, you would be fined. Only rain water and muddy residue is supposed go down a storm sewer, as they lead directly to rivers or lakes.

[@jeremyvanb821]

The clients don’t mind the trash juice getting on their lawn or driveway?

[@webventures]

I know I would certainly not allow it.

[@GamerPrincessXI]

Its biodegradable soooooo, no. 😂

[@kevinulmer9409]

Do you not trust your work, how would the rags get dirty if you did a good job

[@donaldlyons17]

LOL!!!

[@TheMikejust]

Thanks for the info. Starting my side hustle and wanted to include this in my services. I learned a lot and appreciate the video.

[@somebodyandthem]

You’re the type of guy who has a skittles fetish

[@tpettit3113]

Are clients concerned with what chemicals are used and do you have issues with letting chemicals wash down street to storm drains? Also, do you take the trash that comes out of the cans or bag it and deposit it back in their can when finished?

[@aaronwatson4495]

Wash water recovery is a big deal. I am in the mobile truck washing industry. Depending on the area, but most places the only water that should go down the storm drain is rain water. You could be subject to fines. I have spent most of my time and California. I now represent a National company and have travel to markets all over the US. So check your local laws to avoid a potential big fine.

[@marcosa3061]

@@aaronwatson4495 if your just starting out with a pressure washer and no reclaim system would you just dump the water onto their lawn?

[@heretix]

@@marcosa3061 💀💀💀💀💀💀

[@MrJaxsn-vb9fs]

@@marcosa3061 probably will be your last job

[@shawnio]

pricing for cleaning garbage cans. 20 bucks. it costs 20 bucks. You SHOULD NOT be charging any more than that.

[@GoldenTV3]

Bruh its a trashcan, what do these people want to eat out of it or something dafaq? It's supposed to be dirty lmao.

[@musicfromtheheart646]

Is it possible to put natural cleaning mix like vinegar etc.. into the power spray mix?

[@zionvisions]

DISCLAIMER ON CHEMICALS: Make sure you read the warnings to mix, can really harm you.

[@zekesmith538]

Water in the bottom of the can and some ammonia…. Let it sit and then simply broom and rinse… done…. Military housing inspects everything before you leave…. Works every time!

[@oluwatoyinogundare9070]

Thank you

[@markcowan3366]

Use an electric leaf blower to blow out the can and get most of the water off the outside of the can.

[@oluwatoyinogundare9070]

Thank you

[@webventures]

I am a mobile detailer and our city will not allow soapy water go into the fresh water storm sewers. Vehicles need to be washed on grass or gravel. So, I don't think I would be able to clean cans as an add on service. I only do interiors to keep things simple Customers wouldn't like the residue from the cans ending up on their lawns or in their gravel driveway. Can cleaning is a nice, simple and profitable business idea, though, and certainly easier than detailing. 🙂

[@oluwatoyinogundare9070]

Thank you

[@anfernee6566]

What do you do with water waste ? Do you just let it flow down into the sewer drains or spray it into the lawn ?

[@webventures]

You could be fined for letting the dirty water go into the fresh rainwater storm drains. As for the lawn, if you had a nice lawn which you took time to create, would you want someone putting stinky, chemical laced residue on it? 🙂

[@jamesmcdonald240]

Absolutely no way you would get work in this area at your prices. Knowing th epeople around here you'd do good to get $10 a can then they would complain about using their water.

[@jhomrich89]

This has got me thinking I can offer this as a way in the door for my handyman business as I can say while I'm here I can sweew that roof off and treat it for moss and gutter cleaning oh and do you want me to repair that fence? I think this could work out well.

[@shawnio]

are you seriously dumping that on the road. in our municipality, you can be fined thousands of dollars for doing this

[@sentinel151]

Ain’t no way I’m paying someone to clean my GARBAGE can. I don’t even want to know what they’d charge for this because it’ll be entirely too much for such a minimal job. If someone’s can is that dirty to need this they have bigger issues.

[@waveygravey30]

Let the runoff go in storm drain? Thx!

[@alfonsonevarez9336]

What if you have no access to a water connection to a customer? What equipment would be needed?

[@matthill2957]

Lmao show us you cleaning an actually DIRTY TRASH CAN! You showing the weak ass cans from the rich burbs lol

[@Jaysen6740]

It makes more sense to me to do the first one free or at the lower price, or ask for a donation of whatever they can afford. That way they will be more likely to let you clean their can, since it's free or cheap, and they will realize they both want and need your services. Then you give them your quarterly price that will be higher. That just seems a lot smarter. It seems your strategy is backwards.

[@deancotton74]

Hey so what do you with thier trash? Do you put it back in their cans or take it to dump?

[@robrob3402]

You guys are crazy I charge 39 and $20 each additional everybody does too and 59 one-time service is very cheap people are happy I do 10 a day only cuz I stop by 1:00 because I advertise a lot of flyers every day about 3 to 400

[@truth6242]

I don't have a truck just my car.. Benz unfortunately lol.. I should be okay right?

[@5Rodneyterr]

Another idea would be to get a water tank so you're not using clients water.