[keyser soze]

could you clean your own house under the current water restrictions with wfp(notice i didnt use the word ban)  just a query

[rosskesava]

Only if I was paying myself to clean them. 

[paulben]

Does being paid in kind by wife count

[richardlingard]

nah i dont bother cleaning my house, i dont like the windows being left wet, the window cleaner is unreliable, and wfp does a crap job :-)

[Slash]

Personally I think it's rubbing peoples noses in it if you clean your own windows wfp in the drought.
I am happy that the water board where I am allows window cleaners to carry on with wfp work so I was told that you can't clean your own,only as a buisness so use a bit of common sense and don't rock the boat.
I heard my neighbour using a jet washer yesterday and thought WTF! 

[dazmond]

i clean mine about every 2 months along with 3 neighbours flats.i dont charge any of them for the cleans as i like to keep in the neighbours good books plus they are on their bones of their arses financially.

i just cleaned them as normal mate when the hosepipe ban was on the other year here in the north west.(all wfp)

[Paul Coleman]

Shouldn't clean your own windows with WFP under the restrictions IMO.
Solution:  Get a local WFP cleaner to clean yours for £1.  Clean his for £1.

[richard jagger]

I have  dropped myself, none payment  and currently looking for two of me to replace me.