Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Scott92 on January 10, 2014, 06:27:54 pm
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This is insane. It takes 3 months to clean then once complete it's back to square one.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p0115wg9
Anyone wanna give up there round for this??
:o
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Wouldn't mind a month out there giving it a go. Anymore than that and I'd be wanting to get back to normality methinks.
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IF ITS NOT 4 WEEKLY .....I AM NOT INTERESTED.............OH AND 1 CLEAN...1 PAYMENT ;D
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i would have to wear bicycle clips to stop all the poop falling out
and splatting the windows below me ;D
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3 months pah!
Get ol' turbo terry on the case, 3 weeks tops for him, so a nice 9 week break before re starting....
Darran
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It Amazes’ me as to how the modern architects think theses days, they have spend millions to build this building and never thought of a equipment to automatically wash these windows.
Instead they send these poor staff with probably very minimum wage to do all that dangerous job. :-\
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Hasti ~ exactly what I thought!
I think this would be too much for terry burrows.. Speed and height is a dangerous combo ;)
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It Amazes’ me as to how the modern architects think theses days, they have spend millions to build this building and never thought of a equipment to automatically wash these windows.
Instead they send these poor staff with probably very minimum wage to do all that dangerous job. :-\
They aint exactly short of labour out there.
It's probably cheaper to pay these guys that design an automated system
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Short of labour is not the point, and in U.S.A. there are already window cleaning equipment has been designed for sky scrapers.
The point is that a lot of modern Architects are non thinkers, and you can see example of it in any large City in U.K. that you cant clean some windows because of difficult access.
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Short of labour is not the point, and in U.S.A. there are already window cleaning equipment has been designed for sky scrapers.
The point is that a lot of modern Architects are non thinkers, and you can see example of it in any large City in U.K. that you cant clean some windows because of difficult access.
I'll rephrase.
Its cheaper for these lads to do it that buy the automated system.
labour out there is cheap.
A few deaths won't bother the big boys.
Though I doubt anyone has died doing it. the Mail would've reported it.