[GB Window Cleaning]

alot of window cleaners state that they dont work in heavy rain, me included! so i was just wondering why dont you (w.c'ers who work in light/medium) work in heavy rain?

I dont work in heavy rain simply because i cant see what im doing when its too heavy! but i was wondering if anyone thinks the cleaning end results suffer due to heavy rain? wfp & traditional methods!

Regards G.B

[wezzy32]

iv only done it once and never again the result was shocking.
thats worked in heavey rain

[rg1]

I always tell my custys that wfp works fine in the rain. It's me that doesn't. 

[formb]

If you work in heavy rain you will get wet.

[Ola Normann]

I dont live in the UK, but where I live - you could not be a window cleaner if you would not clean in the rain, and also heavy rain.

You get used to it And also people understand it here.
We need to work any how, all up to minus 10 degrees in the winter. If its more minus than that - we sleep in

[CLEANCARE WC]

NOW I SEE WHY YOU HAVE BOUGHT A HOT WATER SYSTEM 

[GB Window Cleaning]

thanks people, some really good responses!

regards, g.b

[Dave Anderson]

Ola could you elaborate about your working conditions and perhaps any hints and tips you may have to help us...also where in the EU are you from?

Many thanks
Dave.

[GB Window Cleaning]

yeah i would alos like ola to elaberate

thanks.

[gary999]

i work in most rainy conditions these days

except on properties on busy roads where the wind whips
the dirt around i have found results poorwhen it has been lashing
down and the winds reasonably strong.

oh yeah when its allied to thunder and lightening i use
ally poles and would prefer to live a little longer