Approximately 2 hours per pub. Not the best in price but when you have a few it all adds up. Plus I get in early when the cleaners are in and get done by 9am. Good start to the day.

I understand this. Sometimes when you work at times you otherwise wouldn't (early/awful weather) it's not a bad idea. I used to have (before Covid put paid to their business) a job that was an early start and largely indoors and importantly I could largely turn up on any day without notice. It worked well for me.

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I have a dashcam with twin screens, one that captures the front and the other half captures the back fitted in my car which I bought from Halfords a while ago.

Can you view the footage remotely or do you have to remove the SD card?

"Sometimes you get so annoyed you spend minutes trying to unhook it, by flicking the hose, it becomes a game of stubbornness. You could of course just walk 5 yards and unhook it, but that would be defeat"

That's me all day long.....and after wasting 30 seconds ping about you end up walking the 5 yards anyway....that feeling when you've dragged nearly enough down the drive  for the backs and then it snags under the drive pillar but you think it will just about reach anyway.......extend pole and it's inches short and you have to walk all the way back again.

It is a real annoyance!

Car tyres are the worst as well.

The sound of a watering can being dragged along the side passage is another familiar one.

Snagging hose is basically the only real nuisance of window cleaning though, so it’s tolerable!

There is the rare time, where you tug the hose so hard you rip out a small shrub or similar  - usually only when you’re having ‘one of those days’ 

I clean about 8 pubs between £40-60 pounds per pub every 2 ish weeks. This is in Surrey. If you come to me and said you wanted £150 every 2 weeks I would politely decline