Cleaning doors etc with risk of customers slipping

[slippy]

I guess it's only slippy and possible litigation against you if it freezes at night?  Wet in summer is ok.   Which surfaces wouldn't u clean wfp?  

 

[J and S]

I give 'em a quick wipe over with a damp microfibre cloth if they look to be in shade all day on days when it may freeze come night or leave them if I think they look ok as they are.

 

[Viggers]

I just traditional front and back doors when its going to be frosty. Sometimes I blade the patio doors also. Probably quicker anyway.

 

[adamangler]

I dont have many with steps or tiles etc, but generally i dont care lol,  i just clean it and go, if its a porch i tend to sweep it out with the brush then clean there front window after with the dirty brush after to clean it off.

 

[paul alan]

I dont have many with steps or tiles etc, but generally i dont care lol,  i just clean it and go, if its a porch i tend to sweep it out with the brush then clean there front window after with the dirty brush after to clean it off.

and have a quick pee in the bush on way out.

 

[THL4KEL]

on icey days just sprinkle the doorway with aldi salt after you have cleaned the door.

 

[Master Jedi Alejandro]

A few weeks ago I throw grit down after me wherever water got onto paths and stuff. Doesn't take long and customers were thankful for it. Plus it means your not worrying. 

 

[Iron Giant]

I do doors with a cloth takes seconds and less hassle than wfp then having to sweep away water or put salt down which some people won't want down for various reasons.

 

[slippy]

I guess if the surface is porous like bricks it's safer than tiles.  can't not get paths round the house wet as well, it could just as easily be rain.  Just porches