Hi!
Great to have you here.
First and foremost, I don’t think cleaning windows with wfp come out any cleaner than using my trad tools. It’s just a different way of cleaning them.
It can be faster if you are cleaning cut ups or a lot of second and third story work.
The most important thing about wfp is to know when and when not to use it.
For example if the frames are heavily oxidized, depending on the situation I’d rather just trad.
Construction clean up is going to be pretty exclusive to trad tools. Wfp would not be my go to in these situations.
Tomorrow we have a mansion we clean quarterly on the lake. It’s about 35-40 feet to the windows in the back of the home. Wfp is a perfect fit for this maintenance work.
I guess in short, wfp is just another tool. It’s not better or worse. Having the right tool for the job is key.
@TheWindowCleanse or @SteveO could surley get you into a setup for 3k or cheaper.
Anyways Best of luck.