🧼 Enhanced Performance Window Scrubber by Unger, 14-inch Review

I've been trying to get streak free windows but read some pro tips. The Unger scrubber and mop got the best reviews, so we took a chance. Today I washed the windows, I am satisfied with the result. Used the recommended liquid dish soap in water and the windows were crystal clear. I have several large windows so this larger size makes it quick. Highly recommended.

I bought a set - Unger's scraper, bucket and washcloth. A threaded rod is shown on the packaging of both the scraper and scrubber. The standard rod works great for the scrubber, but they left a groove to allow the threaded rod on the scrubber to be used. The inconsistency will no doubt make you buy her rod if you plan to use her. So keep in mind that you have to spend another $20 for the rod.

The width is perfect for my floor to ceiling windows. Holds moisture well and the cover has velcro on one side for easy removal so you can just toss it in the washing machine. Looks well made, doesn't look flimsy. This tool is not suitable for windows that are less than 18 inches wide or square. Some have mentioned the need to buy an extension handle and if you have really tall windows or a high rise building I agree.

It's great, I like it. It is recommended to use one hand to scoop out most of the soapy water, except for the very large window. I also received the Unger Professional Connect & Clean 4-8 foot telescopic extension. I do stuff like that! This wand simply snaps into the tools and is removed with the push of a button. I also have Unger mops that also fit on the extension pole.

I have a very large mirrored wall at home I hate cleaning it 8 x 15 impossible to clean and keep clean. I was at the dealership where my truck was working and saw the guy cleaning the windows, the DING DING light went out. So I bought everything I needed to clean my mirrors like a window guy. I've washed the wall and the two large mirrors in the bathrooms in 1/3 the time it took to clean the wall with paper towels and window cleaner and it's looking better. I am shocked at good investments.

Well I have a window cleaning business. This mop is pretty good. Its fibers are soft and hold a lot of liquid and also adhere well to the frame. It detaches with Velcro for easy cleaning and dries overnight. The mop material holds the dirt it picks up until you dip it in the bucket. 10 out of 10 for the mop itself. Where this product loses points in my book is what others have stumbled upon. The telescoping handle that Unger sells for him (I got mine from the big box store) is a patented…

My windows can be cleaned excellently with this. I moisten a microfiber cloth with clear water and use it to clean windows. It does a great job cleaning windows with plain tap water. I also use a small microfiber cloth in combination with this device to reach places that a mop cannot reach (glass edges). This does a great job of removing my dog's nose prints from the glass. I like this setup as I'm trying to reduce my need for harsh and toxic cleaning chemicals. I also bought a 12ft stick to…

I have a very large mirrored wall in my house I hate cleaning it 8 x 15 impossible to clean and keep clean. I was at the dealership where my truck was working and saw the guy cleaning the windows, the DING DING light went out. So I bought everything I needed to clean my mirrors like a window guy. I cleaned the wall and the two full size bathroom mirrors in 1/3 the time it took me to clean the wall with paper towels and window cleaner and it's looking better. I am shocked at good investments.

I used the twin nozzle on the window cleaning rod but decided to take it a step further and found that when cleaning the large bay window the side trim under the window was also easy to clean . It was an accidental find that I decided to continue. I used the same Unger solution and the soft side of the double head on this siding and then hosed it down. The mold came off so easily I was amazed and the siding looked great. If it were that easy I would consider cleaning more siding this way rather