Window Cleaning Tools

Window cleaning tools, squeegees, poles, and streak-free results.

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Streak-free windows come from the right squeegee rubber grade, the right channel width for the window, and the right technique — not from expensive proprietary systems. This page covers what you actually need and how to choose it.

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Practical buying advice — how professional squeegees differ from consumer tools, when extension poles help, and whether electric window cleaners are worth it.

Buying guide How to choose window cleaning tools — squeegees, poles, and kits Squeegee blade hardness, channel width vs window size, extension pole reach, electric window cleaner tradeoffs, and what a proper scrubber does that a spray bottle cannot.

Why this page exists

Most window cleaning advice online recommends newspaper, white vinegar, and whatever squeegee comes in a kit at the hardware store. Professional window cleaners use none of those things. The actual gap is in squeegee rubber quality, channel design, and a proper scrubber — three items that together cost less than most "complete kits."

A Sorbo, Ettore, or Unger channel with fresh rubber and a proper microfiber scrubber sleeve will outlast and outperform most consumer window cleaning kits bought in the last five years.

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