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Evaporation - Mar 29th, 07, 07:23 PM
How much water would I need to pick up running a 5 GPM machine at 180 degrees? I know there will be some evaporation and water left on the surface cleaned. Assume using a surface cleaner running on concrete. How many gallons per hour average would need to be picked up?


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There are many variables involved. How fast can you clean, porosity of the surface, weather and more. I do not believe their is any calculation other than guessing.
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Anyone willing to take a SWAG?


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