[♠Winp®oClean♠]

WFP the lot. The only time I trad is if it suites ME.

[johnny bravo]

id never wfp insides,  mop and blade it all, no mess,  good soapy water get all crap off glass

[Spruce]

We poled everything from day 1. I'm not very tall so I can't reach the tops of most downstairs windows like my son can, so I would always have to carry something to stand on.

So for me the decision was easy.

[Jonny 87]

Where i just do front only cleans i always blade off the downstairs windows after poleing them, takes less than a min per house and customers realy appreatiate it. I have even gained new customers off other wfpers as a result of blading off the lower windows.
A quick blade ans seal dry and customers love it. For me its the little things like this that keeps them that much more secure as a loyal customer. On awkward houses i dont bother with but all the easy access which is mostly all i blade and dry sills.

I've heard a few people do that. Can't get my head round it to be honest. If I'm going to squeegee off the water after I've already spent my time wiping the frames, then all the glass and ledges, id be quicker just trading the bottom windows all together.

Then again if I charged your prices mick I could afford to take the extra time. 

rainy windy days that arenot extreme i blade windows dry,ive got a lot
of work on major roads leading into birmingham city center and they never
dry clean on these days.takes no time at all to give a basic dry.

In all other circumstances i wfp

You have to blade your windows dry because you don't use pure Gary. 

I'd do the same if I used tap water. Lol