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by diggingdeeper - 8th May 2025 8:12am
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I think what he means is...
Window cleaner is up the ladder washing the windows, ladder slips on an un-even surface. Window cleaner gets hurt and then claims off the customer saying "floor wasn't level" etc.
If this did happen they wouldn't have a ladder to stand on imo. Oh, I understand perfectly well what the general idea of his argument is; it's just that the last sentence makes no sense to me. I agree with you; in my opinion it's the responsibility of the ladder user to make sure it's safe. If his judgment is incorrect and he falls, that's his own fault, after all, no-one made him use an insecure ladder.
Carpe diem.
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omg moaning about £4 the going rate is 5to 6 pound...clean your own if your that bloody worried about being ripped off
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In my opinion most window experienced window cleaners know how to safely use a ladder and they dont take silly risks, after all its not in there interest. I live in Heswall and i recently started using a window cleaning firm called Wirral Window Cleaning i am very happy with them as they do a great job!
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by diggingdeeper - 19th Jul 2024 11:05am
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