Smurf
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I had a bad day yesterday but that was a different story http://windowcleaningforums.co.uk/threads/not-one-of-my-better-days.11749/
Now today gusting winds is a problem as the overspray can get blown everywhere so looks like I'm going to have to cancel the job booked in for today.
I don't mind so much working in back gardens with high fences but driveways can be a real pain in gusty conditions what with surrounding properties & vehicles that could get splattered with ****. Even when using a spinner I still have to use a lance for edging etc as I've found a spinner is not as affective on bad block paving as using a turbo nozzle.
The job booked in today is a blocked paved patio area & decking area at the back also a blocked paved driveway I did two years ago. I remember that driveway clean was a pig of a job to do then in slight gusting winds as is open without surrounding garden walls or bushes on 2 sides to help cut down the overspray.
Now today gusting winds is a problem as the overspray can get blown everywhere so looks like I'm going to have to cancel the job booked in for today.
I don't mind so much working in back gardens with high fences but driveways can be a real pain in gusty conditions what with surrounding properties & vehicles that could get splattered with ****. Even when using a spinner I still have to use a lance for edging etc as I've found a spinner is not as affective on bad block paving as using a turbo nozzle.
The job booked in today is a blocked paved patio area & decking area at the back also a blocked paved driveway I did two years ago. I remember that driveway clean was a pig of a job to do then in slight gusting winds as is open without surrounding garden walls or bushes on 2 sides to help cut down the overspray.
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