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[andy w]

Need swimming shorts here today lol /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Dave B]

I wear shorts nearly all year round..hate soggy trousers

 

[seye]

Yeh I hate how sweaty you get as boar said probably why I take such a soaking.

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[Natty1972]

Lashing down . ( where's my speedos). Might dry up later .......

 

[Smurf]

Gore-tex gear is the best as is breathable but still keeps you dry but is not cheap.

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[Dave B]

I learnt in the army..skin is waterproof. .get wet and live with it..lol

On the plus side I have the choice to stay indoors whereas I never had that luxury then

Done a bit today and now wussed out having a cuppa at home

 

[Smurf]

You will have also learnt in the army getting cold can be a killer too and also to look after your feet.... dry socks and all that /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Dave B]

Cold is ok as long as you warm up regularly. .hypothermia isn't fun from experience.

I always look after me plates as sore flakey scabby wet cold feet don't do it for me..

I wear trainers mostly while working but will change socks etc if I need to to keep em dry and warm

cold feet = cold davey

 

[Natty1972]

Never getting out of the house , lashing down , heaviest rain of the year. Been helping a local shop lifting Xmas trees down from her loft , getting her windows ready for Xmas .. That's killed a hour.

 

[Ashbrownbear]

Had a late start so only managed £50 this morning so now at my mums watching bargain hunt in the dry.

Hoping for a better and dryer day tomorrow. In norwich area

 

[Dave B]

Rain is ok in Norwich

Those webbed hands and feet are handy:rofl:

It's ok I'm allowed to take the **** I have family in norfolk

 

[Smurf]

I'm having a just can't be arsed day today /emoticons/biggrin.png

 

[Dave B]

You earned it mate

 

[abs]

Lashing it down in derbyshire so had a day off today, forcast shows rain everyday this week apart from Thursday , good job I got a rich wife /emoticons/smile.png

 

[Smurf]

Funny that as I have one of those too...:thumbsup:

I just play at working really and let the wife pay all the bills. Works well for me /emoticons/biggrin.png

Lashing it down in derbyshire so had a day off today, forcast shows rain everyday this week apart from Thursday , good job I got a rich wife /emoticons/smile.png

 

[Posh]

To be honest it's not just the cleaning in the rain. I don't wanna get soaked through either. It's raining ere & windy & I just think its a waste of time going out. I wouldn't clean in the rain. I don't think it's fair. Plus the frames are soaked & drip. The bushes are wet. It's just my opinion & I know people clean in rain but not me. I'm sure most understand if its raining. All mine I cancelled today & they totally understood. I do put away in the summer for days like this.

 

[Smurf]

Depends what outside cleaning services you offer aswell apart from window cleaning I suppose as alot of them it doesn't matter if it's raining or not. However I do draw the line when it starts lightning and/or gets very blustery on a job.

 

[Dave B]

Lightning with a big carbon pole in your hand..not a good idea

 

[Mwwindowcleaning]

gales and heavy rain , although like already said , oaps love a moan /emoticons/sad.png

 

[andy w]

Well i went out and got wet doing 6 houses between the downpours, cancelled all the others today as it did not seen fair on my customers, they are fine about it, so from now on no more working in the rain for me

 

[Dave B]

Why not fair on custys??

If glass is clean it is irrelevant what the weather is doing...rain will dry off and leave windows just as clean as if it rained afterwards