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UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: easy clean on January 17, 2008, 09:23:20 pm
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had a spare tds meter lying around and thought i'd do a couple of readings:
tap water (cold) 360
tap water (hot) 760
urine 355 with a l;ittle x16 showing on the tds meter
i was shocked :o thats the highest reading i've ever seen.
moral of the experiment, if someone doesn't pay............. ;)
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had a spare tds meter lying around and thought i'd do a couple of readings:
tap water (cold) 360
tap water (hot) 760
urine 355 with a l;ittle x16 showing on the tds meter
i was shocked :o thats the highest reading i've ever seen.
moral of the experiment, if someone doesn't pay............. ;)
the tip is dont use urine to clean windows, as to get alot of it it is going to take quite a feww beers to produce the amount of water, have you tested your urine after a night on the beer ?
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no have you???
havent got another spare tds meter now, would have been good to see what it was after a night out ;D
I did test beer (fosters and the tds was well high, glad really as would be a waste cleaning windows and my van with it, also very expensive. I think my finding on beer tds is on wfp training acad
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I once sort off cleaned someones windows with urine.
I am not proud of this, but it made me feel better at the time - a couple of years back running up to xmas a customer rang me to say I had cleaned her windows while she was out, but se wanted the insides of the conservatory doing and she was mad that I had done them while she was at work, which I do every month!
Anyway she went on and on, so I said allthough I am busy I will come and do it, it was a fair way out of my way too. When I got there she started again, not wanting to drop the customer as it is in the middle of a big run, I went to my van to get my stuff and had a crafty pee in my bucket prior to cleaning the windows!!
Revenge is fun!
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:o :o SHOCKING :o :o ;D
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People like you give us window cleaners a bad name.
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Along with the local gook restaurant that sells dead rat as a fry-up, the local pakistani restaurant that was closed down for having cock-roaches, the local plumber for urinating in a customers cold-water tank in their loft rather than climbing out of the loft and going to the bathroom, along with the landscape gardener I once saw having a dump behind the conifers, along with the local sparky for false claims about the dangers of my next door-neighbours perfectly safe internal house wiring
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It happens...............
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I can't remember the last time I had a dump in the conifers. Not that long ago, granted, but dont make a habit out of it.
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After reading your posts (Tim I think isnt it?) I have come to the conclusion that you are a lunatic, please, dont take this post as an indication that Im trying to encourage you ;D
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she shouldn't have taken the pi55.
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had a spare tds meter lying around and thought i'd do a couple of readings:
tap water (cold) 360
tap water (hot) 760
urine 355 with a l;ittle x16 showing on the tds meter
i was shocked :o thats the highest reading i've ever seen.
moral of the experiment, if someone doesn't pay............. ;)
Blimey. Are your kidneys OK?
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I once sort off cleaned someones windows with urine.
I am not proud of this, but it made me feel better at the time - a couple of years back running up to xmas a customer rang me to say I had cleaned her windows while she was out, but se wanted the insides of the conservatory doing and she was mad that I had done them while she was at work, which I do every month!
Anyway she went on and on, so I said allthough I am busy I will come and do it, it was a fair way out of my way too. When I got there she started again, not wanting to drop the customer as it is in the middle of a big run, I went to my van to get my stuff and had a crafty pee in my bucket prior to cleaning the windows!!
Revenge is fun!
I can't really see the point of that because it's only revenge if the person knows you've done it. Having said that, I did dunk the applicator into a cleanish looking puddle once on a flat roof to save going down the ladder to the bucket.