The window vacuum that catches the drips before they hit your sill
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- shower doors, mirrors, sliding patio doors, and anyone who has given up on newspaper-and-vinegar
- Skip if
- It is a two-step tool, you still spray and wipe first, the vacuum only handles the runoff
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A cordless window vacuum that combines a rubber squeegee blade with a 2000Pa suction head, so the dirty water gets pulled into an onboard tank instead of running down the glass onto your sill. You spray, pull the blade down, and the vacuum collects the runoff in one pass. The tank pops off for emptying and the battery runs roughly 35 minutes per charge, which covers most of a single-story home's interior glass. Best fit: shower doors, mirrors, sliding patio doors, and anyone who has given up on newspaper-and-vinegar. It is an interior tool first; exterior second-story windows still need a pole.
Pros
- Suction tank catches dirty runoff so nothing drips onto sills or floors
- Rubber squeegee blade leaves glass streak-free in a single downward pass
- About 35 minutes of runtime per charge, enough for a full round of interior windows
- Detachable tank rinses out under the tap
Cons
- It is a two-step tool, you still spray and wipe first, the vacuum only handles the runoff
Frequently asked questions
Does it work on shower doors with hard water spots?
It removes the water and soap runoff well, but baked-on mineral scale needs a descaling spray first. The vacuum handles the liquid, not the deposit.
How long does the battery last per charge?
Roughly 35 minutes of continuous use, which covers most interior windows in a small to mid-size home in one session.
Can I use it on car windows?
Yes, the head fits most windshields and side glass. The narrow profile is easier on car interiors than a full-size squeegee.
Does the tank leak when you tilt it?
The tank is sealed while attached. Empty it before storing it on its side, since a full tank tipped past horizontal can seep.
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