High Window Cleaner Tool

On the first day of college orientation, one is taught that if you should complete the program your chances of getting a job, a house, and your slice of the American dream is greatly enhanced. All of this, of course, is dependent on you learning not to climb ladders. After all, you might break your neck. This is why I have a guy who comes twice a year and cleans my windows. I leave the ladder to him, but I am envious of his tools. The Tyroler Bright Tools Window Cleaning Kit is just the kit you will need to fulfill your George Formby dreams without risking life or limb. It comes with two soft cloth sponges, a squeegee and an adjustable pole just like the pros use. When that incontinent bird strikes, you are armed and ready. Prosperity always allows for dreams, which is lesson two of college orientation.

Works great! When fully extended its difficult to apply pressure when using the squeegee but thats to be expected. Its convenient and easy to use. I definitely recommend this product! All I used was vinegar & water and my windows look great!

The Tyroler mop is very convenient to use. The set includes a 5-part handle thats easy to assemble, plus microfiber pads. Cleaning windows and floors is much easier now, the material absorbs water well and leaves no streaks.👍 Pros: ¢ Strong handle, adjustable in length. ¢ Quick and simple assembly, parts lock tightly. ¢ Microfiber pads clean dirt and absorb moisture efficiently. ¢ Extra pads included in the set. ¢ Easy to store since the handle can be disassembled.👎 Cons: ¢ The wide pad may be a bit tricky in very narrow spaces.Overall, Im very satisfied: high-quality tool that makes cleaning faster and easier, great for both floors and windows.

The Tyroler Bright Tools Telescoping High Window Cleaner works well and I managed to clean upper windows from outside with it, rather than it being the usual awkward job to do from the inside. The telescopic extension is certainly pretty long, though I did need a little extra height (such as a stool) to reach the top. (Next time I may tape an extra pole to this one instead.)The cleaning heads consist of a nice flexible squeegee rubber for drawing across the glass, and a fibre cloth on a moveable head on the other side. Both work fine and it's nice to have both in one. The cloth secures with a velcro system with rubber spikes on the head side that should last well. I tried various microfibre cloths to see if they would stick to the head when in due course this one needs replacing but, unfortunately none did. No doubt some tape will do the job.Lastly the head is easy to attach and detach from the pole and works fine on its own. The pole will also come in use for other jobs such as roller painting ceilings and high walls (no doubt the roller can be fixed to it with a little ingenuity).