IGADPole Professional Telescopic Window Cleaning Kit 6.6 Foot (2m) Extension Pole+ Pole Extension and Single Pivot 10"(25cm) Window Squeegee, Window Cleaning Washer Tools

Perfect for cleaning my garden window. I no longer need to get out the ladder, this does the job wonderfully!

I have a three season porch that has windows all around. This did a nice job on the windows and was fairly easy to use.

There's no pole. It a very short handled thing, pretty much useless.

I only use this at home but seems to be decent enough quality. The pole flexes when in use, however there has to be a balance between weight and strength. Still a good item.

My office is located on the coast so we get a lot of salty laden winds and storms. The windows have always been a pain to keep clean so I bought this set in the hope that it would make cleaning the outside of the windows a lot quicker and easier. I'm happy to report that it did not disappoint. The set is manufactured to a very high standard, the telescopic pole is very sturdy with good clamps. The rubber on the squeegee is soft and pliable, i didn't have press it hard to the glass to get a smear-free finish, in fact you only need to apply very little pressure to get a good result. To be honest this is the best squeegee I've ever used, I cleaned the windows in no time at all with a few drops of washing up liquid in warm water. The combination squeegee and scrubber head is so handy and because it screws directly onto the pole it doesn't work lose when in use. I also liked the spare scrubber sleeve supplied with the kit which fits neatly over the plastic inner core. After using it for the first time I actually enjoyed what used to be a horrible chore but not anymore with this well designed set. I can recommend this set for anyone that finds cleaning windows a bore.

It’s okay and meets the specifications given in the description I read. You may want to add in a connection feature to your outside water tap if available.

I think some of the preceding reviews are idealistic in terms of suggesting that this equipment can replace a window cleaner. If you can afford professional window cleaners, then they are still the best option as regards the end result. Much depends on the state of your windows to start with, and their position. My detached house has some (very dirty) upstairs windows overlooking a busy, polluted road, and others (slightly grimy) overlooking a quiet cul-de-sac. It also has the challenge of a ground floor extension with a difficult-to-reach bathroom window on the floor above, overlooking it. The best results I had this afternoon were with ground floor windows that I could clean, close up, by hand. The attachments that come with this kit were useful for an initial clean, but the best results were only achieved when I worked close up with kitchen roll and window spray. As for the upstairs windows, the dirtiest ones did look better after using this equipment on them. However, parts of them looked better still after I had reached out from inside the bedrooms and cleaned what I could reach by hand. The slightly grimy upstairs windows did not look appreciably better after using this equipment on them, because it is not easy to manoeuvre the cleaning pole (and its choice of heads) smoothly from 15ft or so below. The bathroom window overlooking the extension looked smeary and much worse than before I started cleaning it; this is because I could only reach it from a 45 degree angle and I could not stand directly underneath it. So in its favour; the equipment is very easy to set up and to extend, depending on the length you want; changing the heads is straightforward; the kit is sturdy and good quality, with padded grips for your hands. The drawbacks are that it is not the easiest to manoeuvre from ground level - you need strong hands / grip. You must also be able to stand directly under the windows you want to clean - it is too heavy and awkward to manoeuvre the pole from an angle. Would I recommend it? If you have very dirty windows that are otherwise unreachable, yes. In my own case, I would have got equally good results by reaching out of my bedroom windows with the attachable heads on a shorter (and cheaper) 3-4ft pole.

A good tool for window cleaning but a little heavy.