Fear of Heights? 30 Stories on a Bosun's Chair | What it Takes to be a High Rise Window Washer

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  @coyotefeather4896 · 4 years ago

  Mad respect to this girl for being able to do this

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• MI

  @mitchellcrane9809 · 1 year ago

  that girl deserves respect for doing a descent from a 30story building on her 2nd time out

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  @jimgselder · 4 years ago

  Very impressed with Christina. Not a lot of people could stomach that!

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• NE

  @newgunguy4176 · 2 months ago

  As a window cleaner, I hate sunny days! Dark and gloomy is where it's at!

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  @fensterputzernuernberg · 2 years ago

  Respect to this lady......  absolutely very courageous !

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  @mikewise1612 · 2 years ago

  She’s a tough girl. There are (many) men who are scared of that kind of height.<br>I am not knocking those men, —as fear of heights is a very realistic fear that is not easily conquered . From military to cops.. some just can’t do it. <br><br>I’ve repelled from 12 floors &amp; I can tell you.. it’s intense.<br>40 stories.. no way in hell.

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  @glennthompson8378 · 10 months ago

  Mad respect for the insurance companies involved. Yes TV&apos;s, The Hotel&apos;s, Cancore&apos;s.

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  @kevinlopez6395 · 1 year ago

  God damn. Much respect girl. Had anxiety the entire video

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  @RobiticDuck · 3 years ago

  I climb 200&apos; towers and work in confined spaces, under supplied air, in the dark, while operating a high pressure hose. &nbsp;I&apos;ve saved up to get my IRATA certification.

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  @NormanBauer · 4 years ago

  That was a fantastic documentary! Christine is fierce!

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• FA

  @FalenAnjel2 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Just the surface of this job, it&apos;s wicked fun and for me, it&apos;s one of those jobs that you wake up and want to work. I work under plumbing/ gas fitting and pipe fit/ steam, I do glass cleaning if there&apos;s downtime. I would highly recommend almost any trade adding this to their resume, something like woodworking might not have a use for this or more AWP or ground-required stuff, but heck an engineer and NDT work fine for Rope Access, You have SPRAT (Accepted in NA and AUS currently) IRATA ( Accepted globally) both very reputable.<br><br>Using anything bigger than a 16&quot; rubber for the first timer will be hard, I would have started her off with a 14-16 then a 22&quot; the 28 is nice but way to big for the presenter skill level.

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  @davidporcell1480 · 4 years ago (edited)

  First day of working tomorrow doing this

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