As summer arrives, we start to notice how black the windows have become over the winter. Washing windows, especially if you have a lot of them in your household, is time-consuming. Windows that are difficult to reach are the biggest problem. It is also a challenge for agency shops and offices, which mostly outsource this service.

To do this, a window cleaner is the perfect tool to get your windows clean. As well as clean windows, you can save a huge amount of money. A window cleaner is a one-off outlay, and it can save you hundreds of euros on future window cleaning. You can have your windows cleaned as often as every week, so they always stay sparkling clean.

The robot comes with two yellow and two grey cloths, which can be used for dry and dry cleaning. The yellow cloths should be used first. The yellow cloths are not intended for wet cleaning, but can be used to clean the windows of dust and give a more accurate result. The yellow cloth should be used for a long enough period of time so that it does not become dirty. This means that the window is dust-free and you can start with a wet wash, which you can do with the grey cloth.

For wet laundry, the detergent can be sprayed directly onto the grey cloth. It is recommended to spray the cleaner six times on the wider edge and four times on the narrower edge, but it would be ideal to spray the cleaner directly onto the glass. This will give a more accurate result, as spraying directly onto the cloth may cause the cloth to become too wet, while spraying onto the glass may cause the cleaner to spray by the hour. Of course, you just have to be careful not to get the cloth too wet, as this could cause the robot to get stuck to the window and stop washing. For blacker windows, you can let the robot do its job several times in a row until you are happy with the result.

We recommend the Schbot Wind X1 for window cleaning - Check out the product

The official website of the Schbot Wind X1 can be found here

See also the video demonstration of the window robot here