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   Pedigreen
   

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   PSeattle's premier window cleaning company. Our mission is to localize our service in the most sustainable way possible. To accomplish this goal we will use:

   · bicycles in our day to day operation

   · biodegradable soap, reusable sponges and towels.

   · local people

   · paperless invoicing and estimates

   · green practices in our office

   We believe keeping things simple and local is the best way to insure a sustainable future for us all.

   Please give us a call or visit our web site. www.pedigreenwindowclean.com
   Thank you Rodney and Jason Guild 206.303.9497
   Click here for more information

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   collingswood
   

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   Do you stop at red lights?

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Pedigreen
   

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   Yep :)

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   SPG
   

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   How do you carry a ladder on a bike?

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Things Life Whatnot
   

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   That's an easy one. They have a tandem to carry the retractable ladder. ;-)

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   shallow.end
   

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   the bikes ARE ladders!

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   20feet
   

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   How would things be done with non-local people. Via the internets?

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   pennygirl
   

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   Does anyone remember Moses, the local (for some people) window cleaner? He charged an arm and a leg, and I swear the windows were dirtier when he was done - but he would chat and sing through the window he was cleaning and bang on it if you weren't paying attention. He walked everywhere carrying a ladder and two buckets :-)

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   Jonathan Pryce
   

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   Hey, gentle myballardstanites, sounds like some good folks are trying to get something going. Save the wise cracking for more deserving targets. Surely, we have plenty of those!

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    pennygirl
    

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    JP...

    I liked Moses. That's why he suckered me out of major cash at least 3 times. It was the singing, not the washing :-)

    Posted 2 years ago #
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    ballardgirl
    

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    There is a guy in Wallinford named Vinnie. He did the windows at a couple of places where I worked. Think he had a PhD from Columbia or something. Just liked washing windows, and did a fantastic job! But I may call the bike guy because we lost Vinnies card, our windows are dirty and we are lazy.

    Posted 2 years ago #
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    Jonathan Pryce
    

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    Oh, I'm just a sucker for anything bike.

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    SPG
    

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    "Hey, gentle myballardstanites, sounds like some good folks are trying to get something going. Save the wise cracking for more deserving targets. Surely, we have plenty of those!"

    I was completely serious with my question about the ladder. I really do want to know how they got that figured out...surf racks? Super collapsable ladder?

    Posted 2 years ago #
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    Cate
    

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    I don't know for sure of course, but I was thinking SPG that they might be using one of those bike trailers?

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    Pedigreen
    

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    It is true about the bike trailers. :-) We have stack ladders where the longest piece is 6'. We will see you all around.

    Posted 2 years ago #
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    collingswood
    

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    Jonathan, I will comment as I see fit. Your self righteous blather is annoying!

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    Jules
    

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    For some reason I instantly got a mental picture of a circus act, guys on bikes balancing ladders as they rode around the yard. But, hey, good window cleaners are hard to find.

    Posted 2 years ago #

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