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To think that 7.45 am is just too blooming early

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perpetuallybewildered · 17/09/2015 09:25

for the window cleaner to appear at my bedroom window?

It isn't the first time but this morning I was still in bed and had to hide under the duvet. Shock The curtains were closed but it still felt weird.

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OurBlanche · 17/09/2015 17:44

Do you live on the ground floor?

Working from Heights 2005 meant that window cleaners changed how they worked - no ladders, squeegees on poles!

I don't think I've seen a window cleaner up a ladder since!

WicksEnd · 17/09/2015 17:54

We told ours never to come back when he rocked up at 07.30 on a bank holiday Monday. He used to make my skin crawl anyway, always used to walk into the house while I got my purse and talked to your tits. Vile man.

lorelei9 · 17/09/2015 18:10

OurBlanche - in my last block, they were def using ladders in 2009. I didn't know about the rules but that would be the management company's problem anyway.

that said, the back was a very strange angle and drop to basement flat, so without a ladder he'd have had to stand in the garden belonging to the block that backed ours and that was only accessible via those residents' flats.

perpetuallybewildered · 17/09/2015 18:14

Nope, not ground floor - 2 storey house. He's not the only one still using ladders, I've seen one or two in my town.

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MammaTJ · 17/09/2015 18:19

Even my gardener knocks on my doors before starting work in my garden. A lot less intrusive than being at the window!

YANBU!

LunchpackOfNotreDame · 17/09/2015 18:36

On a weekday, no. Our house is out for work and school by then

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