[L.Doubtfire - The Blade Runner]

Hi fella`s,it`seems awhile now,I`m possibly wrong but
There was a new window cleaning magazine made up
By someone on the group.
Ya sign up for it,and it came down in and as a PDF file.
I got my first issue and nothing since.
Has it `gone to the wall`or is a new edition out soon or
What ?
Not unless mine has`nt come down or something.

Thanks for replies.


Lewis  Doubtfire

[Blue Frog Systems]

2 monthly i believe

[Lee Burbidge]

Hi fella`s,it`seems awhile now,I`m possibly wrong but
There was a new window cleaning magazine made up
By someone on the group.
Ya sign up for it,and it came down in and as a PDF file.
I got my first issue and nothing since.
Has it `gone to the wall`or is a new edition out soon or
What ?
Not unless mine has`nt come down or something.

Thanks for replies.


Lewis  Doubtfire

Hey Lewis, the new issue should be in your inbox today. It is currently qtrly. Let me know what you think?
 

[Pope vader]

read page 30/31  the window man, gives a interview

[Lee Burbidge]

read page 30/31  the window man, gives a interview

Do you know him? Are you from the Swindon area?

 

[Pope vader]

no  the was a thread on here a few weeks ago, basically he was calling all other wc conmen, if they charges less than £10 as it was impossible to do a houses for less than a £10

[♠Winp®oClean♠]

I can never get to view it!

I've subscribed ages ago, even got the email today, still can't view the actual mag!!!!

[CLEANCARE WC]

no  the was a thread on here a few weeks ago, basically he was calling all other wc conmen, if they charges less than £10 as it was impossible to do a houses for less than a £10

THE BLOKE SEEMED LIKE A COMPLETE DICK, AND I DONT SAY THAT ABOUT MANY PEOPLE.

[VSP Home Care]

Can someone point us in the right direction to register for this please 

[Pope vader]

http://www.windowcleaningmagazine.co.uk/magazines/WCM-jan2012-issue2.pdf

http://www.windowcleaningmagazine.co.uk

[Lee GLS]

theres a great article in the latest issue, its made me think about going back to ladders, the WC says wfp is great for commercial but not houses, apparently it makes to much mess with the water (not that rain does the same thing), also when you climb over gates you have come back over to turn it on, by the time you have got everything out its quicker to get a ladder off and do the windows.

 wish i had read this sooner then i would have had to invest "1000's" in my WFP equipment.

Oh and he wasnt talking from His experience of WFP because he hasnt used it 

[CLEANCARE WC]

theres a great article in the latest issue, its made me think about going back to ladders, the WC says wfp is great for commercial but not houses, apparently it makes to much mess with the water (not that rain does the same thing), also when you climb over gates you have come back over to turn it on, by the time you have got everything out its quicker to get a ladder off and do the windows.

 wish i had read this sooner then i would have had to invest "1000's" in my WFP equipment.

Oh and he wasnt talking from His experience of WFP because he hasnt used it  

funny how all the wfp critics have never used it. if they saved some of their dole beer money earnings maybe they could afford to try it out 

[Lee Burbidge]

theres a great article in the latest issue, its made me think about going back to ladders, the WC says wfp is great for commercial but not houses, apparently it makes to much mess with the water (not that rain does the same thing), also when you climb over gates you have come back over to turn it on, by the time you have got everything out its quicker to get a ladder off and do the windows.

 wish i had read this sooner then i would have had to invest "1000's" in my WFP equipment.

Oh and he wasnt talking from His experience of WFP because he hasnt used it 

Richard Clarkes comments there in the interview is typical of wc's who have not used wfp. Reading between the lines you can see the fear of making that leap of faith into something your are not sure about.
The costs compared to a bucket and ladder is a factor too for the 100 percent trad guys.
 

[Pope vader]

lee

why not do a artice on what wfp stuff can be bought for set prices ie £500, £1000, £2000, £2500+

to show what you dont need 000 to get a system

[Lee Burbidge]

lee

why not do a artice on what wfp stuff can be bought for set prices ie £500, £1000, £2000, £2500+

to show what you dont need 000 to get a system

Hey Santa, we are planning a Compare the Market page spreads on systems. We plan to start with beginners systems. Is that what you mean?

[Pope vader]

sort of,  but show what can be bought for 500 etc,

ie  500  xtel poles

1000 clx poles

1500 slx poles etc

[Lee GLS]

theres a great article in the latest issue, its made me think about going back to ladders, the WC says wfp is great for commercial but not houses, apparently it makes to much mess with the water (not that rain does the same thing), also when you climb over gates you have come back over to turn it on, by the time you have got everything out its quicker to get a ladder off and do the windows.

 wish i had read this sooner then i would have had to invest "1000's" in my WFP equipment.

Oh and he wasnt talking from His experience of WFP because he hasnt used it 

Richard Clarkes comments there in the interview is typical of wc's who have not used wfp. Reading between the lines you can see the fear of making that leap of faith into something your are not sure about.
The costs compared to a bucket and ladder is a factor too for the 100 percent trad guys.
 

I realise that, I wasn't having a go at the article, it just made me laugh, I'm sure we were all like that before we changed to WFP,  but looking at it now we can see how funny it sounds.   

[Lee Burbidge]

sort of,  but show what can be bought for 500 etc,

ie  500  xtel poles

1000 clx poles

1500 slx poles etc

Oh I see. So you can see what you can get for your money and budget? Yeah that kinda would fit in with my Compare the Market plan. No probs Santa, see what I can do  

[bobby p]

its a good read. looks like theres a paper version

[Lee Burbidge]

theres a great article in the latest issue, its made me think about going back to ladders, the WC says wfp is great for commercial but not houses, apparently it makes to much mess with the water (not that rain does the same thing), also when you climb over gates you have come back over to turn it on, by the time you have got everything out its quicker to get a ladder off and do the windows.

 wish i had read this sooner then i would have had to invest "1000's" in my WFP equipment.

Oh and he wasnt talking from His experience of WFP because he hasnt used it 

Richard Clarkes comments there in the interview is typical of wc's who have not used wfp. Reading between the lines you can see the fear of making that leap of faith into something your are not sure about.
The costs compared to a bucket and ladder is a factor too for the 100 percent trad guys.
 

I realise that, I wasn't having a go at the article, it just made me laugh, I'm sure we were all like that before we changed to WFP,  but looking at it now we can see how funny it sounds.   

Defo Lee. No probs. Say, incidently how many ladder users do you think come on this forum do you think?