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i work in all bad weather apart from really strong winds and heavy rain.my customers are used to it or they are out when i clean so dont know anyway.occasionally i get a customer who doesnt want them cleaning.what i do is just miss them out until next time their due.that way you get most of your work cleaned and earn your money.it only happens a few times a year though so still quid in.
showery,light and medium rain anything really heavy cant be botheredanymore +1
Problem with that video is you are telling people rain water is pure just like what we use , Custys will be rain water harvesting and clean their windows with a pressure washer . I was pretty sure rain water had a TDS higher than 000ppm i thought it was about 017ppm . Mike
I clean in heavy rain. Don't bother on sunny days though.
Any chance of a video similar to this one that I could nick for my website? More customer facing than window cleaner facing if you see what I mean??
"keep on a-trodgin " is what i say . sortof sums up the wet feet syndrome
Quote from: dazmond on January 20, 2014, 08:09:35 ami work in all bad weather apart from really strong winds and heavy rain.my customers are used to it or they are out when i clean so dont know anyway.occasionally i get a customer who doesnt want them cleaning.what i do is just miss them out until next time their due.that way you get most of your work cleaned and earn your money.it only happens a few times a year though so still quid in.same as this and most customers dont bat an eyelid but I do work in wales so its always "just about" to rain
Quote from: Soupy on January 20, 2014, 12:40:24 pmAny chance of a video similar to this one that I could nick for my website? More customer facing than window cleaner facing if you see what I mean??I am actually going to ad this video on my own window cleaning web site even tho it is window cleaner facing as the message is there either way.... feel free to use it on your website