Review on 🧲 Efficient Double Side Magnetic Window Cleaner for High-rise and Car Glazed Windows, Adjustable and Versatile Cleaning Brush Wiper Tools" by Deborah Nystrom

In the photo the upper glass has not yet been cleaned but the lower glass has. I live in a building that is probably over 100 years old. It's full of quirks, including antique windows that can't be washed from the outside. In the end, this product worked very well, but it took a lot of trial and error to find the best method. That. Start slow if you have a lot of large windows, because if you're not really pumping your lats, traps, and delts, you're going to get sore. The leash will hurt your hand when the product falls; do your best to avoid it. Before you buy, take a look at your windows and make sure you can attach and detach the product without dropping it. With my older windows I found that with some strategic maneuvers I could attach the product to the top window glass fairly well, but I couldn't detach it from the top glass without letting the outer magnet fall freely (which again was OH). . My windows should open a little at the top - that would solve the problem - but most are painted over closed at the top. . This left ONLY enough room to push the outer magnet against the top window pane. When I was done with the top jar, I could just leave the magnet at the bottom of the jar and unclip the inner magnet, leaving the outer magnet stuck between the two panes until I pulled it out of the narrow opening. Felt pads are heavier than I expected. I washed 10 windows with it - both the glass shown in the photo and the storm window panes which I removed and placed on a towel to wash - that was probably about 200 square feet of windows in total (no wonder I caught fire). ). The pads have tarnished a little after this use (and after a thorough cleaning), but are much less wrinkled than I expected. Definitely usable again.