[keen n clean]

Im looking for some feedback on working with wfp in the rain,having been cleaning for a couple of years now with wfp,i'm of the opinion that as long as its not smashing it down(look at bit of a lolley pop cleaning windows in hard rain!!!) you can work with wfp in the rain and it doesn't affect the quailtity of the window cleaning service,my views on this are that rain water in effect is pure water and so does not affect the end results like it would with traditional window cleaning with the soap resisdue reacting with the rain and so causing spots,although this is just a thought i have come up with????am i correct to assume this or is the quality of the work compramised when working in the rain,all ideas and thoughts would be greatly apprie'..............
Thanks
Andy

[GB Window Cleaning]

yes  i agree! i always work in the rain!

tip: wear a peaked cap for looking up so you dont get rain in your eyes when working wfp above ground floor!

[Scrimmer73]

I share the same view , some customers object , but on the whole we re using 99.9% pure water and rain water is 95% pure water , ( so i`m led to believe) ,, carry on regardless untill you told or asked to stop .

[Pope vader]

i never use to work in the rai, but tell all custy now that i will be,  either that or put up all prices, as trying to maximise the working week

[Lee Gilroy]

Worked in the rain today on Commercial but wouldnt do it on Domestic as Customers dont seem to understand.

Only stopped when couldnt keep my eyes open as it was raining too heavy.

[Mike #1]

i work in rain with only the odd custy complaining but i explain i have got bills to pay and it rains most weeks , and the end result is not effected otherwise i would'nt be out As i am not in the habit of conning people

[the bfg]

I will uaually work in light to medium rain but as pointed out many customers don't like this,   Ive actually started telling all new customers I pick up that I clean in the rain and give them a rain garauntee that if after rain their not happy I willo come and clean them again.

commercial is different as I would clean commercial in a storm if need be,   I do a wetherspoons pub every week and the last 2 weeks its belted down but the manager never questions me cleaning in rain.

if only domestic was the same.

[markymark]

yep yep... new customers get told I work in the rain, providing it aint humping it down, and I explain why. So far they've all given in and life is sweet, just some of my established older customers dont like it but hey-ho, as long as I can do a bit in the rain all is sweet. Lets hear it for wfp 

[Paul Coleman]

yes  i agree! i always work in the rain!

tip: wear a peaked cap for looking up so you dont get rain in your eyes when working wfp above ground floor!

As a glasses wearer, I often find it easier to just remove them when rain is fairly persistent (put them back on for the drive betweens of course).

[markymark]

yes  i agree! i always work in the rain!

tip: wear a peaked cap for looking up so you dont get rain in your eyes when working wfp above ground floor!

As a glasses wearer, I often find it easier to just remove them when rain is fairly persistent (put them back on for the drive betweens of course).

How about a monocle? 

[dazmond]

i do work wfp in the rain if its just the odd shower here and there but at the moment its the strong wind that stops me.i just find it miserable trying to work when its wet AND windy!!!