SESW Check Valve Draw Test

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[@bigrobbigrob7156]

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[@johnwitt586]

I always learn something when I watch your channel! Thank you for sharing!

[@powerfulimprovements]

My pleasure!

[@colonialfiend]

Great info! Its already 100 degrees here so my 1 to 1.25 is melting everything but come colder weather, this is great info. Thanks Joe

[@powerfulimprovements]

Yikes 🔥

[@MNpicker]

Back to school...very cool 😎 👌

[@sharkwash2494]

Good stuff as usual Joe. Glad to see your feeling good 👍

[@powerfulimprovements]

Much appreciated!!

[@marqueswilsonn]

You know they plan on getting OX Knox sold in big box stores right? So their using you to test it, then they’ll let home owners clean their own houses with the ox knox

[@powerfulimprovements]

Ok. You also know they sell pressure washers and shock and practically anything else you can imagine related to nearly any trade, yet every contractor in the world has more work than they can do.

[@marqueswilsonn]

@@powerfulimprovements not the same. 2.3 gpm vs your 10 gpm. The oxidation removal was a huge profit potential but all people have to do is spray on and ronce off. They’ll do that easy.

[@southeastsoftwash4020]

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[@powerfulimprovements]

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[@azwpressurewashingllc9949]

💪work!!

[@l.j.briesath4487]

I sor just like you said😂

[@seattleprowash5464]

That is insanely hot for an 8gal machine!

[@powerfulimprovements]

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[@lonerangerspl]

Less dwell time for sure with my check valve.

[@michaelkleckner3007]

Awsome test, could you do a distance test with that and then a 2.1? The ultimate goal would be able to get that 1.5% and achieve the volume and distance of a 2.3 injector.

[@powerfulimprovements]

That could be an interesting test. I don’t have a 2.3 but could do with 1.8/2.1

[@Abel3270]

I have the same check valve on my 5.5gpm 🔥

[@powerfulimprovements]

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[@577buttfan]

Joe has his 50+ glasses on look out!!!

[@powerfulimprovements]

It’s not easy getting old

[@577buttfan]

@@powerfulimprovements 1970 here bro.

[@seattleprowash5464]

Joe, I went back and measured mine and realize my downstream stick was getting kinked, that's why I was only pulling like 0.3%. -__________-

[@powerfulimprovements]

That’ll do it! Glad you figured it out

[@vin-techservicesexteriorcl8558]

On a hot day, that’ll be more like 2%. Be careful of plants… now I know 😢

[@patricklacasse2877]

Someone needs to make one of those to draw 5%

[@powerfulimprovements]

Right!?

[@seattleprowash5464]

If you force feed your DS with a 12v it gets hotter

[@powerfulimprovements]

@@seattleprowash5464 just use the 12volt in that case.

[@housewashing5693]

I love your channel Joe. However, I'm pretty sure when you draw a total of 9 gallons, 1 is bleach. This makes it 8:1 ratio. 7 gal water, 1 gal bleach or 1.79%. Same for the 9 gallons total would be 8:1 / 1.56% Take care and full recovery!

[@powerfulimprovements]

You have to include the one gallon of bleach in the math. Think of it this way, what if I pulled 1 to 1? 2 gallons total? Would be 6.25%. The first test was 10 gallons total. The second test was 8 gallons total

[@jbrewster6175]

@@powerfulimprovements Your first test was a total of 10 gallons, one gallon of which would be your SH/soap mix. Essentially you made a batch mix with 9 gallons of water and one gallon of SH, or a 9:1 mix...which would be 1.38%. Your second test was 8 gallons total, which would be a 7:1 mix, or 1.78%....or about a 23% better draw.

[@seattleprowash5464]

@@jbrewster6175he filled it with 10 total gallons. 1 gallon was 12.5% bleach. In other words, 1/10 of the bucket is 12.5% bleach. So a 1.25% mix.

[@powerfulimprovements]

@@jbrewster6175 you need to include the 1 gallon of sh also. 9:1 is still 10 gallons total. Consider if we only made a two gallon batch, and you did not include the 1 gallon of shock

[@powerfulimprovements]

@@seattleprowash5464 correct