Standing on caravan roof to clean

[Thingy]

You could always wait for bob-a-job-week (do they still do that?) and stick a couple of cubs up there. They dont weigh much

 

[otherclive]

You could always wait for bob-a-job-week (do they still do that?) and stick a couple of cubs up there. They dont weigh much

Unfortunately safeguarding has stopped Cubs/Scouts just going around knocking on doors, but groups still carry out organised activities such as car washing. Guess a light Scout could clamber up on top for a couple of quid.

 

[Buckman]

Unfortunately safeguarding has stopped Cubs/Scouts just going around knocking on doors, but groups still carry out organised activities such as car washing. Guess a light Scout could clamber up on top for a couple of quid.

Might as well get one of the kids up to earn their pocket money.

 

[otherclive]

Might as well get one of the kids up to earn their pocket money.

Crikey I wouldn't want either of my two clambering around up there. It would develop puddles that's for sure.

 

[Dustydog]

Steve,
Have you become a Lather Lout😜😜😜

 

[Parksy]

Steve,
Have you become a Lather Lout😜😜😜

Only until I dry out 🧽

 

[Raywood]

Not quite as short as Parksy but I can manage from a step ladder. Frankly standing on the roof when wet and slippery is just too dangerous for me to look at. I have dealt with cases of people dying or being seriously injured from fall at ground level, never mind 8 ft.

 

[Damian]

I have removed certain postings as they were not strictly to do with the Original Posting.

As does happen a comment is made sometimes that veers away from the topic, but when that then becomes a matter of concern due to inappropriate replies and things start getting personal , it is time to stop it.

 

[Jcloughie]

Unfortunately safeguarding has stopped Cubs/Scouts just going around knocking on doors, but groups still carry out organised activities such as car washing. Guess a light Scout could clamber up on top for a couple of quid.

I remember Bob a Job.

But here is a not so light and not x-scout having a go.

As said before. It really took my weight very well, but I would NOT recommend doing this.

Note if not aware.

• Only on Bailey Alu-Tech vans
• Very difficult to get in and out of the sky light.
• A ladder up the side could easily move sideways.
• It quite high
• Is very slippy.

John

 

[Beachball]

Ladder with pipe insulation fixed to it to prevent damage to the edge of the van and Mrs footing it works for me.

Kev

Hi Kev very good idea could put that on our ladder thanks