Do You Need a Water Recovery System for Your Pressure Washer? Get the Details
There are so many reasons to choose a pressure washer. It makes quick and easy work of a number of difficult cleaning tasks, including graffiti removal, and with the right accessories it’s a much safer option compared to climbing up scaffolding. However, there is often one issue with using a pressure washer: Waste water. The truth is that there are several options available to you. Read on to learn more about them and then contact Geyser Equipment at 951-509-9269 if you have questions.
Don’t simply wash your waste water down the sewer
When people are working with smaller projects, they may think nothing of simply dumping their waste water into the local sewer. This may be fine in very specific instances but in most cases it’s not advised. First, if you’ve used any type of detergent or chemicals then it’s important to remember that you could be letting dangerous substances into the sewer. Second, in addition to being bad for the environment, depending on the chemicals / detergents and the amount of water, it may be against the law.
Don’t let water go into your landscaping
Another option that people often think is fine is to simply let their waste water absorb into their landscaping. They may throw it over a yard, into bushes, or other parts of landscaping. Unfortunately, this can once again be both damaging and illegal, depending on what’s in the water and depending on the amount of water. Unless you’re only using your pressure washer to clean out your gutters once a year, and you only use clear water, you’re likely going to need some type of water recovery system.
We offer a wide range of water recovery systems
The good news is that if you do need a water recovery system, Geyser Equipment is here to help. We sell, service, and offer a wide range of tools that can be used for both the collection and storage of waste water. This can help you dispose of it legally in your area or you can invest in a water evaporator or water recycler to take care of it yourself.
One option is a water evacuation system, which captures and transfers waste water. You can choose from a gas powered option that doesn’t need any type of outside power, or an electric powered option if you’ll mostly be using it where you have easy access to electricity. Another option is a vacuum that sucks the water up quickly. We have a wide range of options from smaller residential usage to large commercial capacity.
Do you need help finding the right water recovery system?
If you’re not sure if you need a water recovery system, or if you’re not sure which option is right for your needs, just reach out to Geyser Equipment at 951-509-9269. We are here to help you find the right equipment at the right price. Talk to our experienced staff to learn more about the options available to you.
