Tyroler Professional Window Squeegee for Home, Long Squeegee for Window Cleaning, 2-in-1 Window Cleaning Squeegee Kit, Indoor & Outdoor Window Cleaner Tool for High Windows & Glass (12"-80")

The Tyroler Professional Window Squeegee is a game-changer for window cleaning. It’s well-built, sturdy, and feels like a professional-grade tool right out of the box. The rubber blade glides smoothly over glass and leaves windows completely streak-free with minimal effort.What I love most is the ergonomic handle—it’s comfortable to hold and gives great control, even when reaching higher spots. It’s also lightweight but durable, making the whole cleaning process quicker and easier.Perfect for home or commercial use. If you’re looking for a high-quality squeegee that delivers professional results, this one is worth every penny!

It does good when your level with the scrubber but if you go above your head, it is weak in the handle. I'm pleased with the rubber squeegee. Good job!!

Review:Solid, well built, lifetime of service construction. Comes with 2 removable pads, multi-length extension pole, integrated pad/squeegee head. Assembly is simple and straight-forward, it does take some effort to screw the handle into the head. Extension pole clips into handle, easily removed by pressing unlock button. Extension pole is firm, not flimsy, and of sufficient length for single story/large windows. Cleaning pad works well at cleaning and dirt removal, squeegee is thick and works well. In all, a solid performer, excellent for homeowner use. Due to lack of replaceable squeegee blade, may not serve well for long-term commercial use w/o periodic replacement.Window Washing Tips:Here are a couple of tips that can make window washing much more efficient (and dare I say it -- enjoyable...). First off, you will need the following additional materials: a square bucket or tub for cleaning solution, 2 terry-style washcloths, dishwashing liquid (e.g. Dawn), and water.1. Fill the bucket/tub with 3" or so of water and a couple of drops of dishwashing liquid. Try and minimize the amount of suds and remove any extra suds by hand (suds just make a mess of things -- you want mildly soapy water w/ no suds). This is your cleaning solution. You want a mild soapy solution, too soapy will have a tendency to streak, not soapy enough (e.g. plain water) won't clean as well and doesn't hold dirt in suspension which leads to shorter blade life.2. Wet one of the terry washcloths, leave the other one dry.3. One of the most important things to know about washing windows is when to use the tools, and when to wash by hand. Small windows, translites/sidelites, garage door windows -- all should be done by hand w/o the tool. Use the wet washcloth to scrub the window, the dry washcloth to dry. The cleaning tool works best on and is most efficient on large windows. Add/remove pole extensions as needed to get the right length for the job at hand. 2-3 extension segments is normal for average first-story windows. You want enough length to reach the top of the window, but not long enough that you bump the pole on the ground for the bottom of the window.4. If you are cleaning one window that is above another, always start with the upper window. Do one pane at a time, esp. when hotter/dryer - you don't want the cleaning solution to air dry on the window. If the window is exceptionally dirty, consider spraying it off with a hose beforehand -- remove as much of the dirt/grit beforehand, this will simply cleaning and extend the life of the cleaning pad and squeegee.5. Dip the head/cleaning pad into your bucket of cleaning solution and agitate slightly to remove any dirt/grit from the cleaning pad. Gently shake to remove excess water.6. Thoroughly wash the window, one pane at a time. Apply gentle pressure.7. Wipe off the squeegee blade with the dry washcloth, and then squeegee down the window starting at one edge. Try and maintain about a 45-degree angle of the blade on the glass the entire way down the window. Most important: after each squeegee pass down, wipe off the blade with the dry washcloth. Then, overlap the prior squeegee pass by about 1/2 the width of the blade. This is the magic trick to ensure that there are no squeegee streaks/lines. Repeat this across the entire window: dry blade, overlap...8. When completed with the pane, use the dry washcloth to wipe the edges/bottom of the windows pane and perfect the clean.9. Repeat for the next pane/window.10. Stand back and admire your work!Notes: This technique is suitable for interior or exterior windows. Inside, the trick is to not overload the cleaning pad with water/cleaning solution so that it doesn't drip everywhere, but is otherwise the same.With the right technique and a little bit of practice, window cleaning can be fast, easy, and almost fun -- maybe even fun enough that the kids would enjoy doing it... lol, one can hope, right?!

I had a small problem that I want to share. I took the micro fiber cloth off the product and dunked it in my bucket of cleaning solution each time I needed to re-wet it. The hook and loop that is attached to the rubber head began to peel off with the cloth and it happened a few times and it would no longer hold the cloth on. I would recommend leaving the cloth attached and dunking the entire head in the bucket and squeezing excess liquid out with your hand. Other than that, the product worked really well. I have a very tall 2 story house and a lot of windows. I cleaned inside and outside, and the product worked really well. The squeegee head did an impressive job of clearing off the cleaning liquid and left no streaks at all. The rubber quality is excellent. I like that the handle is 5 separate pieces so you can adjust to different lengths. Another good thing is it has a two year warrantee and when I emailed to let customer serves know about my issue with the hook and loop pulling off, they responded quickly and sent me a new item. Even though I had the one issue, the warrantee and great customer service brought my rating back to 5 stars.

I didn't check the product, and when I finally did, The rubber part has a buldge in it, and there is no way it could clean straight, without a couple big streaks on the window, so it is worthless to me. bad on me, for NOT checking it out, I usually always check everything, but failed to do so this time. I got this, so I could do my windows in the summertime. so yes, there for I could not send it back when I finally decided to do windows. the rest of it works great, I love how you just need a little bucket for washing the pads, and then lay the pad right back on the flat piece, and away you go. the length of the poles works great also. Could not tell you if the rubber squeegee works well, (without buldge) Advice, check your products right away, whether you are going to use it now or later.

Amazing quality of product. Makes cleaning windows a much faster, easier job than the poor excuse for a this type of product I was working with before. And NO bending of shaft when reaching higher windows. Now, if you will excuse me, I have other windows to clean! And looking forward to it!

Used this once so far—major snow storm here right after I got it or I would have used it more. Easy to use and very effective—no streaking on my windows. Good value for the money—need to practice on connecting the washer/squeegee to the pole as it fell off a few times. Probably something I did wrong—look forward to using it for outdoor window washing in the spring!

This Squeegee kit is great for cleaning sliding glass doors and windows. I use a bucket of cleaner mixture and scrub with the pad. The I use the squeegee to remove the excess water. It works great.