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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Hose Pipe Ban
« Last post by windowswashed on Today at 07:12:09 pm »Absolutely!
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Window Cleaning Forum / Hose Pipe Ban
« Last post by Bungle on Today at 06:48:10 pm »Would you feel awkward cleaning windows splashing precious water all over the place if a ban was in place?
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Hernia. Working advice please.
« Last post by simon w on Today at 08:43:14 am »Just had a quick google, cost to have this fixed privately between 2K-4K I think I'd consider this over a year half wait for NHS . I guess if you're able to still work without any down time before surgery it's worth waiting, but I'd consider loss of earnings over going private, tough decision I guess as even after private treatment you've got recovery down time.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Hernia. Working advice please.
« Last post by jonboywalton75 on Yesterday at 06:07:58 pm »I had one diagnosed at the start of Covid, wore a truss for 4 years, had the op done in Jan, this year,
I'm 68 now
I wanted to survive till I got my pension, I did that ok👍
Just took things easier and didn't strain myself
All depends on how bad it is though.
Mine was a lump that I was able to push back in.
May I ask what kind of hernia it was and what kind of surgery did you have? Did it get worse over the four years wait?
Inguinal
I had the mesh fitted and stitched back up
Worked a treat 👍
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Midges/thunder flies
« Last post by Splash and dash on Yesterday at 05:03:11 pm »Lincolnshire
Ok didn’t realise you got them there Ime going to spalding on Friday hope they are gone by then 😂
Not working surely?
Dropping of a van to be converted into a camper
That's a long old journey, they must have a good reputation.
Yes they are the best in the country as far as ime concerned it’s knights custom Jon and trac are brilliant
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Hernia. Working advice please.
« Last post by AuRavelling79 on Yesterday at 02:58:58 pm »I had one diagnosed at the start of Covid, wore a truss for 4 years, had the op done in Jan, this year,
I'm 68 now
I wanted to survive till I got my pension, I did that ok👍
Just took things easier and didn't strain myself
All depends on how bad it is though.
Mine was a lump that I was able to push back in.
May I ask what kind of hernia it was and what kind of surgery did you have? Did it get worse over the four years wait?
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Hernia. Working advice please.
« Last post by jonboywalton75 on Yesterday at 12:33:57 pm »I had one diagnosed at the start of Covid, wore a truss for 4 years, had the op done in Jan, this year,
I'm 68 now
I wanted to survive till I got my pension, I did that ok👍
Just took things easier and didn't strain myself
All depends on how bad it is though.
Mine was a lump that I was able to push back in.
I'm 68 now
I wanted to survive till I got my pension, I did that ok👍
Just took things easier and didn't strain myself
All depends on how bad it is though.
Mine was a lump that I was able to push back in.
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Frequently Asked Questions & Useful Resources / Customers 🤯
« Last post by Russ Hawthorne on Yesterday at 12:17:56 pm »Another new customer today who’s not had their windows cleaned in years. Absolutely minging, filthy, would’ve been like it for a long time.
Hire window cleaner and suddenly every last minuscule bit of dust because a huge issue.
Stood watching me, moaning, questioning, doubting, patronising.
Won’t be going back, someone else can suffer her 🤯
Hire window cleaner and suddenly every last minuscule bit of dust because a huge issue.
Stood watching me, moaning, questioning, doubting, patronising.
Won’t be going back, someone else can suffer her 🤯
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Midges/thunder flies
« Last post by NBwcs on Yesterday at 10:15:58 am »Lincolnshire
Ok didn’t realise you got them there Ime going to spalding on Friday hope they are gone by then 😂
Not working surely?
Dropping of a van to be converted into a camper
That's a long old journey, they must have a good reputation.
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Window Cleaning Forum / Re: Love window cleaning.
« Last post by dazmond on Yesterday at 08:23:06 am »This is why I decided to build my round in an affluent leafy/semi rural suburb in the 90s....
It makes a real difference to your day to day window cleaning life....the only downsides are yellow bee spots splattered all over some work in summer and ruddy horseflies!😄👍
It makes a real difference to your day to day window cleaning life....the only downsides are yellow bee spots splattered all over some work in summer and ruddy horseflies!😄👍