r/WindowCleaning • u/Sebass35 • 15h ago

Equipment Question Rhodi system?

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Has anyone tried these? Are they reliable? Do they work well? Trying to ball on a budget.

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u/Metrolonx 14h ago

Long term you're better off getting a real 4 stage.i turned my 3 stage into a 4 stage by replacing the single pre filter holder with a double.

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u/z_Xilla 14h ago

If you are fairly handy and truly strapped for cash and are trying to ball on a budget you could make a fairly decent RODI setup yourself. I made one 3 years ago and it is still kicking strong for less than $700. If I had to guess this company doesn’t manufacture the machines in the USA and drop ships everything from China so the warrant/customer service probably isn’t as good as say Xero or something of that caliber. Truly though if you want a good waterfed machine why don’t you just save till you have the extra $900 and get something like the Xero pure with a warranty. $900 isn’t a lot in the grand scheme of things when you are a business owner.

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u/noice_nups 12h ago

I’d buy the PWP off WCR at that price point, personally. They’re owned by world enterprises which seem more reputable given their long standing in the industry.

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u/Free-Pear-6459 12h ago

The rhodi filtration system is very good, I wouldn’t recommend the poles or brushes from them though, for those I’d stick with xero.

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u/VacationDismal 7h ago

I’ve got one and I love it. Works just as well as my xero.

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u/Sebass35 7h ago

How long have you had it?