[the bfg]

Was cleaning my biggest monthly contract ( 2 men 2 days each month )     when the estate manager asked me if I could also clean a large green house internal/external which I did and to be honest it came up a treat and he was well pleased.

However while cleaning the inside  some roof windows had to be done from various angles resulting in lots and lots of water running down the pole and straight down my arm and into my armpit 

thankfully I had my hot switched on so the water was at least warm when it ran down my arm 

but jobs done for this month and invoice handed in.

[Steve_c]

sorry mate i didn't mean to laugh, when you was telling me, i was wetting myself. brightened my day up no end after Hyacinth Bucket. What a crab she is, how the hell you put up with that is beyond me. Anyway chief don't forget that number see you at the services in the morning. Oh i will bring the camera so we can put up pictures of us eating our big breakfast.

[Darranvps]

Wouldn't it have made for some good pictures though, if you only thought, you could have enlightened us all
Enjoy your breakfasts

[scud]

  If you get water running down the pole because of the angle, mostly when cleaning fascias, just tie a scrim around the penultimate (last but one for the hard of thinking on here!) section - problem solved.

[VSP Home Care]

Not sure of the pole diameter but you might find that a Kayak shop could help you with a slide on rubber that they use on paddles to stop the water ending up in your arm pit.  See if you have a local one and pop in for a look.

At least you have super clean pits