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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Jay Le Huray on May 12, 2025, 09:50:14 am
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well I'm now finally done, I have now sold my van and equipment to someone on this site (I won't name him that's down to him if he don't mind)
so if anyone now rings me up I can no longer assist them, even though I am now completely retired I will come on here now again just to check in
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well I'm now finally done, I have now sold my van and equipment to someone on this site (I won't name him that's down to him if he don't mind)
so if anyone now rings me up I can no longer assist them, even though I am now completely retired I will come on here now again just to check in
Enjoy your retirement mate!
How old are you? and have you got a good pension/savings?
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Well done on your retirement Jay, I am sure there are plenty of members you have helped over the years would be glad to hear from you from time to time, your experience is always useful, :D
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Hope you enjoy your retirement from Window Cleaning :)
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well I'm now finally done, I have now sold my van and equipment to someone on this site (I won't name him that's down to him if he don't mind)
so if anyone now rings me up I can no longer assist them, even though I am now completely retired I will come on here now again just to check in
Enjoy your retirement mate!
How old are you? and have you got a good pension/savings?
Thanks Daz
my wife and are both pensioners and we get enough to live on and I'm 72 years old
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Well done on your retirement Jay, I am sure there are plenty of members you have helped over the years would be glad to hear from you from time to time, your experience is always useful, :D
Thanks Phil
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Hope you enjoy your retirement from Window Cleaning :)
Thanks also for your service over the years but sadly I don't to buy anymore of your good items
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Enjoy, never having to scrub glass again sounds appealing.
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Enjoy, never having to scrub glass again sounds appealing.
I'm hoping I don't have to retire at 72. It sounds way too early for me. Maybe by 80 I will be ready to call it a day so only 27 years to go!
I know a guy who's still window cleaning at 80 and he's been saying he's going to retire soon (for at least 10 years!)
I reckon he's got another 5 years before finally finishing for good.
I dread the thought of retiring for good. Window cleaning has been a big part of my life for 33 years now.
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Enjoy your retirement, make it count and enjoy life for what you make it, wishing you all the best.
It's great to have a day off and do other things like I did today, some of us are winding down into retirement slowly like myself. There's more to life than cleaning windows all the time as we grow older, lovely having free time, good for the body and good for the soul.
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Well done Jay, sensible decision, make the most of your retirement, as you get older you can’t guarantee your health no matter how fit you are. Have a cracking summer and chill for the rest of your days but keep busy.
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Having nearly retired after my accident last year I’m still buying Alex’s gear, albeit in Canada now.
Picked up the windows on this place last week.
(http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/1747155873_IMG_0813.jpeg)
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Enjoy your retirement Jay, you've earned it. I don't think people outside of our window cleaning circle realise just how hard we work and how physical it is.
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well I'm now finally done, I have now sold my van and equipment to someone on this site (I won't name him that's down to him if he don't mind)
so if anyone now rings me up I can no longer assist them, even though I am now completely retired I will come on here now again just to check in
Enjoy your retirement mate!
How old are you? and have you got a good pension/savings?
Thanks Daz
my wife and are both pensioners and we get enough to live on and I'm 72 years old
Good luck to you mate,enjoy your well deserved retirement you’ve put a good shift in,retiring at 72
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Don't retire from the forum! We still need your practical advice and wisdom.
Keep in touch and tell us how you are spending your retirement.
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All the best Jay...
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Don't retire from the forum! We still need your practical advice and wisdom.
Keep in touch and tell us how you are spending your retirement.
thank you my friend
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All the best Jay...
thanks Rob
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Good luck in your retirement Jay, time to enjoy the fruits of your labour👍🏻
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Good luck Jay, get down the New Forest