[NWH]

I`ve seen it and heard about it more,you would be surprised how many WC`s do that cos they won`t buy a longer pole.

[P @ F]

Right on Sqeaky , it does annoy me how lots become anti ladder as soon as they get wfp , im not a big fan of them , but i use them safely so no probs , i always used them before wfp , and i will continue to use them as it suits .
Stop being a bunch of FANNYS !   

 Rich P @ F

[The Seven Bays Window Cleaning Company]

Its not the fact hes on a ladder that I'm calling him a cowboy - its his technique with the brush.

With the amount of pressure hes using there's no way he removing insect poo, or stuborn marks, or getting in the corners

Thats why he's a YEEEEEEEEEEEEEE HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[Paul Coleman]

I brought up a topic like this before..

http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=63634.0

funny how in 2 threads people think of it differently!

Hi Chris,

Yes see what you mean having looked at your thread. But I just had a look, so far the people commenting on this post have not commented on the post you started before..

I still stand by what I sid in my previous post on this topic.

Lets see if anyone from your thread says any different in this post.

Dave

OK.  Challenge accepted.    .  I wouldn't do what that guy is doing.  The only time I've done anything vaguely like that is to stand a few rungs up on a stepladder to bridge over a flat roof.  This is usually because the boundary is too close to step back and obtain an angle with which I can work.  The alternative would be to get my ordinary ladder off the van and climb onto the flat roof to do it.  I have been up there before and don't feel comfortable with it due to the roof's age in some cases.  The stepladder method is the lesser of the evils IMO.