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I was kind of hoping to phase it in slowly, trad was my total comfort zone. 1 - 2 weeks in and i was having to look out the WD 40 to loosen the ladder clamps on a couple of jobs that needed tradin'Saying that i've had bad days with wfp but i slow down a bit concentrate and get back in the zone, I will not get the ladders out unless it's a last resort.Wee question, I'll be hitting my first bird/spider crap season this spring have any of you guys been beaten by a super stuck on bird crap and had to get the ladders out or dooes a good soaking then comeback suffice ?
ill be getting my van in a few months and a trolley system.did some of you guys think that you d use wfp on some houses here and there then find yourself using it on nearly all your work as its faster and easier after the first cleans??im thinking it will be faster on big georgian/leaded houses and conservatories especially.im thinking of changing the lot over apart from a few bungalows/block of granny flats and a few old wooden windows/oxidized frames.im thinking ill be slower than trad on first cleans/about the same as trad on second cleans and a bit quicker on 3rd/4th cleans.then 20% quicker overall than trad after 6 months.is there a bigger learning curve with wfp than trad?cheers ladsdazmond
WFP everything except wooden frames