window cleaners (merged threads)

Ali-OK

Do you pay for a window cleaner and if so, how often and how much does it cost?

I stopped mine 12 months ago (along with the wheelie bin washer and grass cutter) to help pay off my debt and have been doing everything myself. Saving £32.50 a month in total = @ £400 per year.

But, the upstairs outside windows are really difficult to do from the inside and even the outside ones I've only done 3 times in 12 months!

So, should I get a window cleaner back and see approx. £7.50 a month added to my monthly outgoings?

I'm going to keep with the grass cutting as it's good exercise and DS helps out as part of getting his £2 pocket money

spud30

I think I've only cleaned my windows outside 3 times since we moved in - I'm not telling you how long ago that was

System

Mother Nature!

immoral_angeluk

lennymfo wrote: »

Mother Nature!

Same here!

spud30

Thank goodness you guys came along :beer:

I was beginning to think I was the only one.

Jolinar

Hmmm window cleaning there's a novel idea As for the bin we leave the lid off when it rains

medman

I would invest about £15 in extendable poles, sponges and squeegees and do them yourself from the ground.

I found this website with good value products that would probably last you a lifetime and once you've bought them your windows are cleaned for free.

eg http://www.rainbowsupplies.co.uk/shopWebSite/php/showCatPage.php?cat=8&catClr=_8

good luck

MM

danielleindebt

im a mothernature person too

aah

I want a grass cutter. I would deffo pay for it as it would save so many rows in our house.

Nobody nobody nobody will do it since I broke my back. DH, DS and DD all think that long grass is acceptable and I hang my head in shame!!!

CAFCGirl

Personally I like the dirt, makes it looked lived in