[jouk45]

are we really a miority using wfp, i think we are, although we use the forums it seems like every window cleaner is thinking about it or starting up. but reality is, we are a minority, out of the hundreds of thousands of window cleaners in the uk, when ever i meet a w/c in my area, and get to talking of wfp, they have that look on there face like i was a mad man  : they are lost, they dont even understand what the heck am talking about, as a matter of fact most of them dont even use a computer, dont get me wrong, i make a good  living from wfp, but with frequently going on all the forums over the years, i thought that  all w/c knew  about wfp, has anyone else come across this

[STEVE-UK]

I was in seaford, east sussex,a small seafront village/town where i have a few days work, in a block of 8 roads i saw 5 wfp vans working 

[Sir Squeaky]

You're right.
People on here go on like it's the norm, but it's not.

I get people coming out of houses and asking questions about it on nearly a daily basis.

Someone I spoke to yesterday was visiting from Surrey and had never seen it before.
And I think that says it all!

[Pj]

From Surreh?

Not heard of a squirty brush thingeh?

Whatever next!

[matt]

a fair few around by me

[[GQC] Tim]

Quite a lot around Guildford way.

I would say there are more then 10.000. Anything is guess work really.

[martinsadie]

3 crews around here,and picking up work off all of them 

[Bobs Window Cleaning]

8 window cleaners in my area and 6 of em are WFP

Just because someone says they havnt seen a wfp user before doesnt mean they aint there :

Bob

[williamx]

5 years ago I was the only one using wfp in my area, now I see at least 10 different wfp cleaners every day.

Wfp is growing and in 10 years time it will be the normal method of cleaning windows and finding a ladder only cleaner will be rare to spot, apart from the high street shops cleaners. 

I also think that attracting new customers will also be harder to get.