[windowswashed]

Who cares how much one can earn??? All that matters is 'are you happy cleaning windows and does it pay the bills and leave some profit to live on' . If another window cleaner is earning £300 a day I'm not jealous, good on him as he would be driving up prices for all those who aim high. If another window cleaner is earning £100 a day I wouldn't want to be working where he works as I would have an uphill battle trying to win over customers at a sensible price to make it worthwhile.

[NWH]

Nothing wrong at all with earning 100 a day I find that when I’ve done that amount though the traffic when the kids are going to school is a nightmare 😂💰💰💰💰💰💰

[alanwilson]

NWH - are you a full time kn0b or is it more evenings and weekends?

[Dry Clean]

Now now Alan no need for insults, remember half an hour up the road there will be a plethora of properties on large plots
with swimming pools all occupied by rich dummies who are that desperate for a shiner that they will pay anything to get one,
tip.... offer to do their conservatory roofs for free and you will get the lot.

[LT carpet cleaning]

Now now Alan no need for insults, remember half an hour up the road there will be a plethora of properties on large plots
with swimming pools all occupied by rich dummies who are that desperate for a shiner that they will pay anything to get one,
tip.... offer to do their conservatory roofs for free and you will get the lot.

Exactly. The boasters on here are just scraping by and desperately offer free stuff. Sad really.

[tlwcs]

plethora, love it 

[NWH]

The amount of times me and big  are mentioned in the same sentence I’ve lost count.

[NWH]

I got in trouble this morning kissing the mirror I was.

[NWH]

This thread does make me laugh it says is it possible to do 400 a day and the minute someone says it is your boasting 😂,some people are just happy keeping company with the strugglers it’s the great old British mentality.

[֍Winp®oClean֍]

This thread does make me laugh it says is it possible to do 400 a day and the minute someone says it is your boasting 😂,some people are just happy keeping company with the strugglers it’s the great old British mentality.

That just shows how deluded you are!!

[Walter Mitty]

I got in trouble this morning kissing the mirror I was.

Does the "N" in your name stand for Narcissus?

[֍Winp®oClean֍]

I got in trouble this morning kissing the mirror I was.

Does the "N" in your name stand for Narcissus?

No, it's another word ..... starts with a silent K !! :-0

[Walter Mitty]

I got in trouble this morning kissing the mirror I was.

Does the "N" in your name stand for Narcissus?

No, it's another word ..... starts with a silent K !! :-0

A knight of the road, no less.

[sunshine windows]

I’ve been hitting £400 day’s easily for around the last 5 years. My best domestic day, was a manic 8-5ish just before going on holiday where I topped overs £650. I can’t remember the exact figure.

I don’t want to bust my balls every day though, so have never crammed my rounds to the point where I can’t keep up easily. I prefer to spread the work over a few shorter days than work 8-3 or 4pm each day.

And before anyone says you must be Vat registered or turn over in excess of £100k I’m not. I now choose to have around 6 days of work each month and let the franchisees bring me in a steady income.

Current minimum prices help, at least £15, even front only, or £20 whole house.

[GB Window Cleaning]

NWH,

I’m going off the HMRC’s National window cleaners earnings, not myself (again, incase your referring to me)

The average window cleaner isn’t earning more than 25k a year, in fact, a lot less, that’s the point I’m making.

Is that employed or self employed. Either way it's an average, don't forget!

[GB Window Cleaning]

Slightly off topic about grammar, but please google the difference between; There (as in; she's over there in the water fed pole van)
Their (as in; That's their slx-22, not mine) And they're (as in; they're over there in their van having an early lunch again)

It makes for tough reading on this forum. I mean come on, i know we're just dumb window cleaners but...

Also another one while i'm at it is, where, were and we're

Where (as in; Where about's is your window cleaning van gone, i think it's been nicked, mate) Were ( as in; were you in your van when they nicked your new carbon fiber pole) And, we're ( as in we're so rich earning all this money from shining)

Thanks 

GB

[Slacky]

It-s up two them we're they put there commas; apostrophes. and Punctuation.

[GB Window Cleaning]

It-s up two them we're they put there commas; apostrophes. and Punctuation.

* It's up to them where they put their commas, apostrophes,  and punctuation.

Yes, that's true. They can misspell, Use bad grammar and lack of punctuation as they see fit. All i'm saying is, it makes it hard to read!

[AuRavelling79]

Slightly off topic about grammar, but please google the difference between; There (as in; she's over there in the water fed pole van)
Their (as in; That's their slx-22, not mine) And they're (as in; they're over there in their van having an early lunch again)

It makes for tough reading on this forum. I mean come on, i know we're just dumb window cleaners but...

Also another one while i'm at it is, where, were and we're

Where (as in; Where about's is your window cleaning van gone, i think it's been nicked, mate) Were ( as in; were you in your van when they nicked your new carbon fiber pole) And, we're ( as in we're so rich earning all this money from shining)

Thanks 

GB

If you're going to be picky GB you should write "I" and not "i" when referring to yourself.

Also ...

See the paragraph of your post which I have highlighted in red?

Here it is written correctly ...

Where (as in "Whereabouts has your window cleaning van gone, I think it's been nicked, mate!")  Were (as in; "Were you in your van when they nicked your new carbon fibre pole?") And, we're; (as in; "We're so rich earning all this money from shining.")

Edited for last paragraph! 

[p1w1]

Well he did say he was dumb.