[windowwashers]

that would be nice 
I bet I'm gonna go to bed a have nightmares about the weather tonight lol

I wont, we will be working however wet it is. 

[Tim Rose]

For inner strength, you need to ask yourself what Mike Harding would do in these circumstances...

[Cleaner Windows]

that would be nice 
I bet I'm gonna go to bed a have nightmares about the weather tonight lol

I wont, we will be working however wet it is. 

i'd love to but would have to go home when the scrims are wet anyway

[windowwashers]

that would be nice 
I bet I'm gonna go to bed a have nightmares about the weather tonight lol

I wont, we will be working however wet it is. 

i'd love to but would have to go home when the scrims are wet anyway

Go wfp m8, best thing you will do for your business and trust me I was dead against it years and years ago i then did loads of research should have just done it when i new about it many years ago. 

[Cleaner Windows]

that would be nice 
I bet I'm gonna go to bed a have nightmares about the weather tonight lol

I wont, we will be working however wet it is. 

i'd love to but would have to go home when the scrims are wet anyway

Go wfp m8, best thing you will do for your business and trust me I was dead against it years and years ago i then did loads of research should have just done it when i new about it many years ago. 

If I could afford it all, I might think about it lol, it would be good seeing as you can carry on cleaning in the rain, but what do customers think about that? surely you would have to give the customers  a technical leaflet explaining how wfp works and that rain doesn't make the windows dirtier (much)? or waste loads of time chatting to them about it and hope they swallow every word? 

[windowwashers]

that would be nice 
I bet I'm gonna go to bed a have nightmares about the weather tonight lol

I wont, we will be working however wet it is. 

i'd love to but would have to go home when the scrims are wet anyway

Go wfp m8, best thing you will do for your business and trust me I was dead against it years and years ago i then did loads of research should have just done it when i new about it many years ago. 

If I could afford it all, I might think about it lol, it would be good seeing as you can carry on cleaning in the rain, but what do customers think about that? surely you would have to give the customers  a technical leaflet explaining how wfp works and that rain doesn't make the windows dirtier (much)? or waste loads of time chatting to them about it and hope they swallow every word? 

I arrive and clean, it they ask I tell them about it, I did not give anyone a tech letter as I was not going to explain to everyone, as long as there windows are clean it is good, they way i got round it with a few that asked I said I would clean there frames free for 2 months  have to clean the frames anyway

[Cleaner Windows]

lol, nice one, thats the sort of thing I would say