Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Lee GLS on March 13, 2012, 03:48:04 pm
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Just got this off veolia water website regarding the hose pipe ban, it's at the bottom of page 11
https://central.veoliawater.co.uk/docs/drought-restrictions-explained(1).pdf
Water fed poles are frequently used by window cleaners and are within the definition of ‘anything designed, adapted or used to serve the same purpose as a hosepipe’. These systems use de-ionised water. Where mains water is the source used to create this de- ionised water, this activity is restricted.
What do you make of that?
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Interesting that mate
But i suppose they might mean using the customers mains?
Perhaps your own is ok?
Its all very confusing
Interestingly enough when jeremy vine on radio 2 today spoke about the hose pipe bans he asked someone if window cleaners would be affected , she said it all depends on the water board as each is different however it shouldn't do ....
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Says it excludes activities for health and safety grounds.
Translated means it is OK to clean upstairs windows wfp but maybe not ground floor window that can be accessed without a ladder.
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Just now on look east news, regarding the hose pipe ban,
Exemptions for small businesses like car washers and window cleaners
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Just now on look east news, regarding the hose pipe ban,
Exemptions for small businesses like car washers and window cleaners
Just watched that too. See what happens in a few months.