Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
At the job site, we use flexible containers (the cheap kind) for cement slurry, the final rinse water from the spray machine, and so on.
You're putting it in there, right?
I've always wondered if there's a way to make something that dispenses only water, without any cement.
There’s also a tray for catching the wash water that goes under this, but since there’s only one, if you take it with you,
As for the other sites, we'll set them up directly.
Let's just say it's okay to put it there directly.
But I can't help thinking that the cement and water seeping out of it are a bit of a problem.
When people start talking about hexavalent chromium...
(You don't hear this in the mountains, but temporary anchors in the city are a bad idea lol)
I believe that ground improvement projects—especially those in urban areas—are subject to fairly strict oversight, but,
When it's nothing but mountains like it is for us, well... lol
Besides, since it’s just a little bit of water used for washing, I doubt it would ever be detected, but it’s a hassle if someone does point it out.
I’d like to use a drip tray for the rinse water as much as possible, but they do take up a lot of space.
That's a problem. I wonder if some manufacturer will soon come out with a mat that you can just lay down and wash with water?
Those are exactly the little things we in the industry are looking for, aren't they? lol
Matt Maker, we’re looking forward to it.
See you later.
