Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: karygate on June 12, 2007, 09:44:38 pm
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did my first day finally as a window cleaner. used the wfp method and only managed 7 first cleans. all went well apart from one window not turned out good. was lucky enough for a local window cleaner to take me round for a day last week. forgot what name he goes under , but thanks glynn and kelly.
have took most of whats what from this forum and hope this is the start of something . only got 10 customers , but not bad i think in two days from leaflet dropping a small village.
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We all got to start somewhere and good luck to you.
Where are you based?
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good luck buddy, sounds good already, stick with wfp. in a few months youll be laughing!
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only managed 7 first cleans
Just look forward to the second cleans, you'll have chance for a couple of T-breaks and some lunch:)
Good luck
Steve
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did my first day finally as a window cleaner. used the wfp method and only managed 7 first cleans.
How long did it take you as a newbie to do one house on first clean. I presumeyou did frames as well?
How many leaflets did you drop to get 10 customers??
Keep the updates coming as its really interesting for newbies
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i am in the midlands. we dropped about 400 leaflets on Monday . There is someone else that does the village , but the ones i got were people who do not like the ladders on their lean-to roofs. the first cleans took me approx. 30 minutes a house as i am still fighting with my hoses and even though i practiced there was still a coupling that decided to leak on my first day and i got an air blockage on my first house that i was not sure how to clear , but in the end shaking it seemed to work.
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Thanks
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i used to get air locks on my trolley system, if ya can suck the OUT pipe from the pump, it should clear it, what i used to do anyway
although, you pump should have a self prime, mine broke