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Your dog wash
- Thread starter pfreeman
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bigleo48
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Pfreeman,
My pet washes use a solenoid/suction injection block by Dema. Very basic, but difficult to answer your questions. So when I set mine up, I adjust the needle valve that adjusts how much water flow needs to be redirected for suction, then the individual needle valves for every chemical. So I could not tell you what the injection rates on any of my chemicals are. I just go by what looks/works best.
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My pet washes use a solenoid/suction injection block by Dema. Very basic, but difficult to answer your questions. So when I set mine up, I adjust the needle valve that adjusts how much water flow needs to be redirected for suction, then the individual needle valves for every chemical. So I could not tell you what the injection rates on any of my chemicals are. I just go by what looks/works best.
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bigleo48
Active member
It doesn't get much simpler that siphoning. The whole solenoid block is about $100. I find the key to dispensing pet chemical is their consistency, especially conditioner.
3:1 for Flea n Tic will ensure you lose money on that cycle
That stuff is like $160/pail and really doesn't work unless it sits on the dog for 5 minutes or so.
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3:1 for Flea n Tic will ensure you lose money on that cycle
That stuff is like $160/pail and really doesn't work unless it sits on the dog for 5 minutes or so.Big
