DOCAZOO Telescopic Pole for Cleaning - Window Cleaning Kit, Ceiling Cleaning, Feather Duster, Snow Removal, Window Squeegee, High Reach Indoor & Outdoor Kit - (10" 12" 14" Squeegee Blades)

loved this product for my art paintings! the seem like they'll hold up well!

Works just as I needed

One of the most poorly China made products I've seen. Impossible to mount blades straight on handle. Tiny screws easy to lose and awkward to tighten. I never made it to actual use. Lousy build quality. Rubbers don't tighten down. 20" rubber not trimmed square. Stay away!

My husband loved the size for windows and small doors.

I recently acquired this squeegee set because I have large patio doors that face a pool deck which has been undergoing renovations, as well as the ocean to my left. Needless to say, the windows get pretty grimy, and dirty very quickly. I have five large patio door windows to clean, and was looking for something that might hasten the process. A good squeegee, believe it or not, is difficult to find. I ordered this one because it looked to have the same sort of construction that you see professional window cleaners use. When I've seen professionals clean windows, they do it very quickly, and streak free. Of course, I'm looking to save time, and do a good job, so I thought this set would work well. First, I want to address a few comments that I read other people had about this set. One person mentioned that they didn't like how loose the rubber blade was inside the housing, and didn't feel confident with it. I must say, clearly that person didn't bother to even assemble the set, and try to use it. When you assemble the set, tighten the screws, and put it together, the blade is held in place by the clamp that holds the blade in the housing. I didn't have any issue with the blade sliding around on me at all. The blade being loose when it's detached, is a benefit because it means that you can replace the blade easily when you need to. Another commenter said that it scratched his windows. That may be the case, but I'll chalk that one up to user error. With a blade like this, you don't really need to apply much pressure, as the blade will do the work for you. So I think that whoever scratched his window, was probably applying far too much pressure, or using an angle almost parallel to the surface of the glass. You want to angle it around 45 degrees, or even a little more. If you do that, you'll have no issues with it scratching your glass. In my video, I demonstrate how well it worked at making solid contact with the surface, and leaving a streak free finish, on my first try with it. I'm not here to pump the tires of any product, but in this case I will tell you from my experience, it worked pretty flawlessly. Where I used to take a long time to clean those massive windows, it would take me less than 30 seconds to do each pane of glass. My experience was good, plus I have extra blades that are of several different sizes, and I'm very pleased with anything that'll save me time, and do a good job. From this perspective, I would certainly recommend it. Also, I'm certainly no professional window washer, but please, use common sense when using these types of things so you don't ruin your belongings.