[Ian101]

going to start working in the rain as from this week , any pointer on water proofs would be good please ,

 I don't want the lads moaning , last time I wore water proofs you sweated that much in them our were as wet on the inside as the outside , mind it was along time ago

one word .... goretex

[combat1]

I had a text yesterday from a customer whose windows  i had cleaned in torrential rain. She thanked me and confirmed her payment saying she should have paid double in those condtitions and hoping i had dried out.
You can clean in the rain.

[Ian101]

I had a text yesterday from a customer whose windows  i had cleaned in torrential rain. She thanked me and confirmed her payment saying she should have paid double in those condtitions and hoping i had dried out.
You can clean in the rain.

as Churchill once said "oh yes" ..... the dog not the politician 

[SeanK]

The majority of customers don't like to see their windows cleaned in the  rain and anybody who thinks different is
deluded, does that mean you shouldn't do it absolutely not.
For a start most wont even be at home during the clean and when they get home the last thing they will even think about is their windows.
I will only stop in conditions that I think will badly ruin the quality of the finished clean on the day or if I cant be bothered at the time, most times it because I cant be bothered and know I can make the time up working in more pleasant conditions, would I
advise a newbie not clean in the rain because it will ruin their reputation the answer is no.

[Jonny 87]

The majority of customers don't like to see their windows cleaned in the  rain and anybody who thinks different is
deluded, does that mean you shouldn't do it absolutely not.
For a start most wont even be at home during the clean and when they get home the last thing they will even think about is their windows.
I will only stop in conditions that I think will badly ruin the quality of the finished clean on the day or if I cant be bothered at the time, most times it because I cant be bothered and know I can make the time up working in more pleasant conditions, would I
advise a newbie not clean in the rain because it will ruin their reputation the answer is no.

I genuinely don't find that to be the case. quite the opposite. They want a regular, reliable service.

[Clever Forum Name]

Cleaning in the rain? Are you mad!

The house will melt.