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Sounds like just the thing but will try and manage with step-ladder for now and perhaps buy a caravan cover after next week.

Thanks for the advice.

Brian

john has the best way.

lets all go to Johns, 5 bob for a roof clean, and tea and cakes while we are waiting

I have tried both step ladders and a "ladder platform", one of those 7-ways to put up jobs, but fealt unsafe on both when putting pressure on the brush and needed the OH to hold ladder steady for me.

Was not sure about leaning ladder against awning rail but have given this a go and found it much safer and stable. With a few moves of location I can now give the whole roof a good clean.

HTH

Tony

Quote: Originally posted by TonyC52 on 08/2/2010

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I have tried both step ladders and a "ladder platform", one of those 7-ways to put up jobs, but felt unsafe on both when putting pressure on the brush and needed the OH to hold ladder steady for me.

Was not sure about leaning ladder against awning rail but have given this a go and found it much safer and stable. With a few moves of location I can now give the whole roof a good clean.

HTH

Tony

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Bought a Pegasus, but haven't worked out how to get back off the roof onto the ladders, without knocking the ladders over!!

Didn't want to risk scratching the roof, so I took my shoes off...although the thermometer said it was a full +4degrees, my word it felt colder on my piggy wiggies!

Next time, I think I'll ask the Missus to roll it on its' side: should be easier that way.

I checked while I was there: no Mondeo, thank goodness, and the Sales Rep must've fallen off too. 8-)

Strax

Quote: Originally posted by path20 on 08/2/2010

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That's a brilliant idea. He can't be far from us.

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can you not drive on clean it and drive off?