dazmond
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Working with cold water in winter is miserable........hot water is king IMO and makes for a more comfortable working day...
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What I don't know won't hurt me, what I don't know won't hurt me.Working with cold water in winter is miserable........hot water is king IMO and makes for a more comfortable working day...
Load of cobblers. Cold water workers outnumber hot workers by loads I’m willing to wager without a problem.What I don't know won't hurt me, what I don't know won't hurt me.
Stay away with your hot water, I'm afraid if I ever experience it I'll have to go out and buy a diesel heater as it'll be too good!
You're soft in your older years which is why you sit in your van for 30 minutes with the engine running and heated seats onWorking with cold water in winter is miserable........hot water is king IMO and makes for a more comfortable working day...
It's not about not wanting to invest in ones business or been lazy, it's something that just isn't really needed these days average temp all last week 8c and the same again this week and next 8c isn't cold at all, if people are struggling to work in these daytime temps they need to get an inside job if they want to be warm and toasty all day, but these are normal winters now and it will only get milder as the years go by.Most window cleaners wouldn't choose to use cold water in winter if they had a choice...its just because they can't be bothered fitting an immersion or they are not willing to invest in their business for an easier,more comfortable working day...