Double Side Magnetic Window Cleaner,Adjustable Magnetic Double Window Glass Wiper Glider Washing Brush Equipment Cleaning Brush Wiper Tools for High-Rise and Car Glazed Windows Thickness 4-30mm

So this is a story of the dirtiest windows this thing has probably ever cleaned. It’s easy to assemble - self explanatory and directions are simple. It comes with two sets of pads to use. My windows were clearly never cleaned since the apartment that I just moved into was renovated. The windows are the kind that make it difficult to clean unless you’re outside. The inside window closes into the outer window so it’s hard to clean directly under the outside window on the outer part of the inside window. ANYWAY. The first pic shows how dirty they are on the left. The right window top was done by hand on a ladder, and the bottom left is what the window squeegee did! *I pre cleaned the filthy windows by hand and you can see in the second photo it was horrible which is why I bought this. TLDR: Some may say they buy the replacement pads, but don’t do it right away. It says in the instructions to use detergent to soak the pads which I tried on the windows and it worked okay. I used windex next and it was a better result after soaking the outside of the window in windex and using the pad with windex. But you can wash the pads in n detergent when you’re done and let them dry. I’m not sure how many uses I’ll get out of them but they come pretty clean when you wash them.Side note: don’t forget to switch the magnet to a higher strength if you live on the fourth floor or anywhere really. I had mine drop and it hit the wall (I’m on the 4th floor) and had to go retrieve the pads because they became dislodged in the fall, twice actually. But you get the hang of it on the third try lol.

The magnetic are stuck together and I can’t pull them apart. I follow the included instructions on how to get them apart, but it doesn’t work. I never use this product.

People with pacemakers do not use!I haven't been able to try it out at all because I forgot I have a pacemaker and can't be near magnets of this strength. People with pacemakers beware! The strength of the magnet is around 1000 gauss according to another product like this for the window thicknesses it can clean. People with a pacemaker cannot be within range over 5 gauss.I'm sorry I wasn't able to try it. I have a couple tips though. Put a hand towel around your wrist under the wire string to protect it. Be sure to lock the tabs for pads in place and you could use some double sided tape or duct tape to put under the pads.As people recommend don't hurry. Spray window down first with Squeegee Off cleaner. Soak pads with cleaner. Or use white vinegar. Start at the top and be sure squeegee part is at top. Most one and two star reviews appear to be by people not using common sense.

It took a minute to get used to the movement with the magnets but didn't take long. It works much like cleaning your car windshield. Once you get used to it, it was relatively easy. It will take some strength because of the magnets, so may be harder for some. Some streaking left behind on the first window I did, but as I got the hang of it, the other windows turned out great. Not the cheapest when you come to thinking about cleaning windows, but its also not something I'm going to do every week.For what it costs and cleaning the outside window every month or two, I think the cost is okay. However, you're really buying the device and magnet. If you really wanted to, I'm sure you could figure out how to get a reasonable cloth between them in place of the pads and still clean the window without replacement pads.Tip: Once you've cleaned a window, don't throw away the first pads. Just turn them over. They likely aren't so dirty on the backside that they're unusable. 1 pad (in each place) worked for two windows when flipping them over after cleaning the first window.

I clean new construction houses and I needed a solution for second story houses that I cannot reach on the outside. This product seemed to solve my problem. I understand the concept, but the technology isn’t 100% there yet. I am still left with streaks, the product is bulky and wonky and I have to move slow because if I pick up speed - or I want to work fast - the exterior magnet falls and the sponges come off. And I waste time and energy to walk all the way down stairs and get it and put it back together. And walk all the way back up. It does a good job soaping it up. It’s the final cleaning that you really have to get used to it and learn how to move with it so you don’t get streaks.

I purchased one from a competitor (rectangular red one) for nearly double the price but it wasn’t nearly strong enough despite being rated for much thicker windows than mine.This one is more than strong enough (scary strong actually), enough so that you can really scrub the exterior corners of the windows. Shape is perfect, and the double squeegee that hits each side is exceptionally good.Very happy with this product.

You need to have long arms to reach across the screen to reach the picture window you're trying to clean. If you have sofas or breakables, they will be threatened by the cleaning solution that needs to be near at hand as you're cleaning. When you bring in the parts after cleaning is complete, you'll have a dirty dripping mess to clean up in addition to the windows you've just cleaned unless you've planned ahead. The suction is the best part, but what good is the suction if you lose all the replacement sponges? They all fell off during the cleaning and before I was able to complete my window cleaning mission.This product is not easy to use.It takes much preparation in advance to prevent additional cleanup afterwards.Sponges fall off during use.This product is a great idea, but there needs to be much more in the research/development stage to make it into a product that every/anyone can use effectively.

It’s not as handy as thought to be . Clumsy and awkward to use . More trouble than washing the window as usual