JUSTTOP Windshield Cleaner Tool Car Interior Exterior Window Cleaning Tool with Extendable Handle 4 Reusable Microfiber Pads Auto

Does a good job Read more

Love the fact that the handle is adjustable. Make sure the cloth is damp and well saturated with a cleaning solution or it'll leave streaks. And also the little spray bottle ia an added plus Read more

Does an excellent job cleaning windshields. Read more

It’s nice to reach hard to reach places. But the little padding gets soaked quickly. Which makes it hard to dry the window. Doesn’t leave a bunch of lint on the window. Makes cleaning the car so much easier. So easy to use. Very thin rag. Doesn’t look very durable though. I’m sure it will break soon. Read more

When I was younger, I was fastidious about keeping the car clean. Washing the exterior, vacuuming the interior, and making sure the glass was spotless were weekly routines...and twice a year, I’d break out the buffer to correct, polish, and wax the paint (back before polymer sealants were a thing... sigh). These days, the contortions needed to clean the inside of a front windshield just leave me sore 😅🤣. That’s why a tool like this is a game-changer - it lets me reach those tricky corners of the windshield without turning into a human pretzel. Cleaning the windshield in my Subaru Outback took about five minutes total (two quick passes), and a final swipe with a dry waffle-weave towel left it crystal clear and streak-free. The microfiber cover was a bit loaded with glass cleaner at the end, leaving the glass streaky, but that's what the waffle-weave towel is for. I just put it over the pad, and used it to reach the far corners. The kit includes the tool itself (with a microfiber pad already installed), four additional microfiber covers, a small spray bottle, and a nylon storage bag. Everything packs up small and tidy, easy to store in the trunk or glove box. The tool is made of plastic, and while it’s lightweight, it doesn’t feel especially rugged. The telescoping handle works by twisting the bottom section counter-clockwise to extend, then clockwise to lock (same mechanism as an O-Cedar mop handle, if you’re familiar). It holds decently well, though I wouldn’t be surprised if that joint wears out over time. One small gripe: the hinge/swivel point for the pad is located near the base rather than centered. That means when you’re trying to reach deep into the corners of the windshield, it doesn’t apply pressure as evenly as I’d like, with the tip slightly raised up. A more centered hinge would’ve solved this. Still, at $9.99 (at time of review), it’s hard to complain. It’s a fantastic value - especially for folks with limited mobility, older vehicles with steep or recessed windshields, or just big dashboards (looking at you, VW New Beetle… that dash was basically a desk). It doesn’t take up much space, works well, and is something I’ll use often. Recommended! Read more

This is a great invention! It makes it easier to get into those harder corners to reach at the base of your windshield. It's easy to hold and leverage on the window and does a good job cleaning without any fluid or Windex on the inside. I don't use it on the outside of the windshield, but it could easily be used that way with Windex or something. Read more

I never realized how much I NEEDED this thing. So much debris can get on then inside of your windshield, and before this, I had the most difficult time trying to clean in the lower edges near the dashboard. Multiple washable covers, and you can use your preferred window cleaning solution in the provided spray bottle! It's compact and easy to store within reach. The paddle is a little stiff, so as long as you aren't trying to use it on a deeply curved surface, it works well. Read more

Thin Teri cloth and no torque to clean evenly. Do yourself a favor and buy a good roll of paper towels. You’ll need them anyway to clean up the streaks and smudges this thing leaves behind. Read more