Review on 🚗 Become a Pro at Auto Glass Cleaning with BITOPE Windshield Cleaning Tool - Extendable Handle, 3 Reusable Microfiber Pads, Perfect for Car, Office, and Home by Ivan Carson

One of my favorite problems is the dirty windshield on my truck. I'll admit that the rest of my truck's interior is usually smashed, but I keep the windows clean. I'll never understand how they get dirty inside unless I smoke or something, but they do. You get this weird movie. Cleaning the windshield is a bit of a chore, and it's difficult to get to the bottom edge of the dashboard, and it's also difficult to get to the opposite top corner without moving from seat to seat. With the BITOPE window cleaning tool, I have a simple handheld device that makes it easier for me to clean my truck. windward window. The handle is strong, allowing me to apply the right amount of force to the cleaning head without feeling like it's going to break. The length adjuster actually stays in place and does not fold after installation. The cleaning head is thin so it fits between the dashboard and the underside of the windshield. I can easily reach the entire windshield from any front seat. Microfiber nozzles do an excellent job on light touch-ups, even without liquid. The head has a triangular shape, which also penetrates corners well. The cleaning tool also did an excellent job on all other windows. On my truck, it can clean the exterior rear cab window between the cab and the torso/RV I use, which is always difficult to clean (little space in between). I have ventilation curtains on the windows and the cleaning attachment can clean underneath without lowering the windows. The small mop heads seem to get clean well in the washing machine. They lost a lot of their lint when I took them out of the box and some lost it in the wash, but they clearly don't run dry after wash and actually shed less thread after wash. Do not use fabric softener or they will leave streaks on the glass. A secondary suggestion could be three different colored cloth cleaners. That way I could assign one for inner windows, one for outer windows, etc. and better keep track of which is which, but it's not a big problem either way. All in all, it's just a simple but great little tool.