Thanks for all the replys to my previous posts guys , am just convincing myself to WFP system. Its all goin round and round in my head and some things that I am coming up with I wondered if you experirnced WFP cleaners could talk me through. When you have done an upstairs window how do you finish the sill of , I mean trad style you would just sweep a cloth over so does the WFP leave a lot of water on the sill to drip drip for ages.
Also does the strength of the brush manage to cut into any really dried bird droppins on the glass.
Also does WFP leave a lot of water in the customers yards etc.
Just tryin to convince myself its the way foprward, cheers Ted

Thanks for reply Mel, this kind of advice helps me no end. As for the bird poo I meant actually on the glass itself, cheers Ted

go for it. i only went wfp a few months ago i was like you worried about the mess with water, getting bird sh**t off, & are the windows clean.its great for tops & a lot lot quicker than going up & down a ladder you will fly through the work & do more houses a day which = more cash. plenty scrubbing & rinsing & you wont go wrong.

Ive been doing Trad about 15 Years, and nearly went WFP about 18 Months ago but decided against it. Maybe i will one day, but if i do change,  i'd need to find alot of new customers as they hate it here in Torbay Devon!

Hilly, i'm pretty much the same as KJ. I only changed over to wfp just over 5mths ago now after years of trad. I was never convinced that this way could do the job as good, but i have to say i was wrong. The bird muck can be a s**t to get rid of, but as mentioned by others a good soak and scrub seems to shift it. After rinsing the windows and cils, i turn the water off and drag my brush across the cil which stops the excess dripping quickly. The whole wfp does a great job, speeds up your cleans and puts more money back in your pocket. Well woth investing a few quid into a small set up.