Outdoor Glass & Window Cleaner for All Garden Hoses, 32 oz (2-Pack) | No Wiping Needed, Concentrated Formula for Cleaning Windows, Patio Furniture & Brick, Won't Harm Plants or Siding

This product works really well. Easy to use - just attach to your garden hose - and the windows turned out much better than expected. I usually have professional window cleaning but it’s really expensive. This is a good alternative when you need to freshen the windows. The first floor windows came out fantastic and the product even worked well on outdoor light fixtures. The second story windows weren’t quite as good - the spray nozzle reached them but with less pressure so some (not all) dried with spots. Overall fantastic though. I’d buy again.

I was pleasantly surprised by how well this worked. Some windows needed extra time than others, but if you go into it treating each one like its own project, it comes out great. I followed the three steps of rinse, clean, rinse and had a lot of success. One bottle was able to tackle the bulk of the doors and windows I wanted to tackle. My transom window is 14’ high and typically involved a ladder as did my windows shown in the second photo as they are 10’ windows going up to 12’ in the air. For the ease of use and the amount of product you’re able to use to clean so many windows I will be adding this into my quarterly rotation of house upkeep.

Also it did not reach my 2nd story windows very well

I love this product! Really cleaned my windows and screens beautifully and left very little spots. Very easy to hook up to the hose and aim at windows! I was able to wash around 10 windows with one bottle. I am definitely going to purchase again!

I was about to splurge on an ECOVACS WINBOT W2 PRO OMNI Window Cleaning Robot that was on sale for $450 on Amazon. My first doubt was the Winbot cleaner is $25/liter you can only buy the official version from the manufacturer if you don't want to void the warranty. Second doubt was it only comes with two pad and you have to change them a lot. Third doubt was imagining moving the robot from window to window all over the house. Then I came across the Windex outdoors product and bought it instead. OK, Windex outdoors isn't perfect. But it's fast and you don't have to remove the screens, you just shoot the water right through the screens using your hose and the bottle attachmente and it cleans the screens too. Obviously, it only cleans the outdoor windows, not the indoor windows. But, 95% of the dirt is outdoors. I notice some spotting, especially under the screens. But, but the best way to think about this is that Windex outdoors will make your windows look like they would a few days after a professional cleaning when they are going to get dirty again anyway. I haven't cleaned my windows in over a year, so I'm way ahead of the game with the Windex. I have a large single story house and it will take 2 or 3 bottles to do the whole house. But it's a lot cheaper than hiring a cleaning service. And as I said, it's been over a year since I last cleaned them. It's also kind of fun to use. Way more fun than cleaning windows by hand. I was concerned about plants, but everything I read says it's ok if not sprayed directly on plants, just hose the plants off a bit with water after if you are worried. So I did that. All in all, if this product looks interesting to you, give it a try! Don't expect perfection but it is WAY better than dirty windows.

Ok -- I'm going to do my best to give a lot of detail and be completely fair. We live near the beach. Like, 75 yards away in a straight line and we can see the water from our front and back porches. Beach air is a thing. Our house is new construction. ALL of our windows in the whole house are big. Like, 4 ft tall X 6 ft wide. ALL of them. (Well, I take that back. The two on each side of the back door are only 4 ft X 4 ft). So there are a lot of individual panes. This is the first cleaning after construction. And we are (basically) on the beach. I followed the instructions EXACTLY. I was careful with the timing (at least 20 seconds of cleaner) and I was careful with the recommended soak time (about 3-5 minutes), and very careful to not allow the cleaner to dry on the windows. The first pass -- I'll write that one off to me not fully understanding the process. The second pass -- I started noticing a pattern. (I started with the 2 giant windows in our corner bedroom). The top of the panes seem to clean well (or at least better) as compared to the bottom of each individual pane. I thought that was really strange, given that I was extremely careful to make sure I put the same amount of cleaner on each part of the pane. But, gravity is a thing, and it all ran down the pane. But -- that would make you think that the BOTTOM would be cleaner. But -- nope. The tops of each pane are noticeably claner. Third pass -- I then moved on to the big window in our living room. (We have a giant front porch that goes the full length of the house, so all of these front windows are not ever exposed to direct rain/sun/etc.) .. The living room window --- it is ...OK...at best. It was not as bad as the bedroom windows. It is ok -- but it still shows the same pattern --- the top of each pane is cleaner than the bottoms. The reason that I'm trying to use this instead of cleaning each window manually is 1) The size and number of windows, 2) I am a total clutz trying to climb on a ladder for these 8 gigantic windows, and 3) we have security bars that will make trying to reach in to get the individual panes a real....well...pain. (The bars would take longer to remove than the cleaning would take.) My next attempt will involve possibly using a miniature mop (like the ones used with giant BBQ grills) to reach between the bars to wipe each window after the cleaner is sprayed on. THEN rinse. But, that kinda defeats the purpose and is not what is advertised by the manufacturer. So, in all, I probably won't buy this again. BUT -- I WILL definitely keep the bottles (the spray mechanism is pretty awesome) and make my own cleaner to go into them. If I'm going to have to do extra work anyway, it doesn't make sense to pay more for a substance that doesn't alleviate that need, even though it advertises that it will. TLDR: Good, but not great. Tops always cleaner than bottoms. Repeat application seems to help, but isn't consistent with the results that the manufacturer claims.

Game Changer! It was a cloudy, windy day today and I cleaned 32 windows — I still have product left in the first bottle and haven't even touched the second one yet. My windows look great! I followed the directions to a T, but found that the rinse mode didn't work well; it felt like soap was still mixed in. So I switched to my regular hose attachment to rinse the windows, then reattached the cleaner to apply the product. After that, I switched back to my hose sprayer and rinsed everything off for a good 20 seconds. I'd highly recommend this product!

Love this idea. The spray system functions well and there was enough product to do all 48 windows in my house. Things to know: the labels says that if you have hard water, you should squeegee it after the last rinse. Also, your water pressure, arm strength and hose length may make this easier or harder, depending. The Windex did a pretty good job of cleaning, except on the angled skylight windows. For those, I’m going to stick to my Unger system, which takes more effort but produces superior results to this Windex system.

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Awesome 👍 cleaning product. Use it with my pool fence and seriously don't need to scrub or anything. I simply follow the instructions and within minutes crystal clear

If you have this shipped to Australia, you should be aware that your usual hose connection will not fit.