Re: Window Cleaning Robot

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

If you buy one please let us know how it works out. I stopped washing the outside of my windows when I turned 70 which was last year. I just cant do it any longer but I love clean windows. I'd be very interested in a window robot to get them clean.

Professional window washers won't do a job here if it's less than a set number of windows. I don't have that many to clean so they go unwashed now. I need that robot...lol!

timeless · ‎02-18-2022

@SilleeMee

If you buy one please let us know how it works out. I stopped washing the outside of my windows when I turned 70 which was last year. I just cant do it any longer but I love clean windows. I'd be very interested in a window robot to get them clean.

Professional window washers won't do a job here if it's less than a set number of windows. I don't have that many to clean so they go unwashed now. I need that robot...lol!

I have ECOVACS WINBOT Mini on order.

I had a hard time deciding on either that one or the next size up. We'll see how it goes and I'll report back. lol

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

@timeless wrote:
@SilleeMee
If you buy one please let us know how it works out. I stopped washing the outside of my windows when I turned 70 which was last year. I just cant do it any longer but I love clean windows. I'd be very interested in a window robot to get them clean.

Professional window washers won't do a job here if it's less than a set number of windows. I don't have that many to clean so they go unwashed now. I need that robot...lol!

I have ECOVACS WINBOT Mini on order.
I had a hard time deciding on either that one or the next size up. We'll see how it goes and I'll report back. lol

@timeless

That one is not too expensive. I want one badly.

Carmie · ‎10-25-2010

Thankfully, my window washer is my husband. He actually loves to wash windows. He washes the, inside and out a few times every year.

I live in a two story house, but luckily the window panes tilt in to make washing easier.

Has anyone ever tried washing their windows with their garden hose and a washing fluid you mix with the hose and just spray. The windows are suppose to dry clean and clear.

Jo1313 · ‎02-02-2021

@SilleeMee wrote:
@timeless
If you buy one please let us know how it works out. I stopped washing the outside of my windows when I turned 70 which was last year. I just cant do it any longer but I love clean windows. I'd be very interested in a window robot to get them clean.

Professional window washers won't do a job here if it's less than a set number of windows. I don't have that many to clean so they go unwashed now. I need that robot...lol!

My windows crank out..so I can"t do the outsides. Had a professional guy 2 yrs. ago for $10 a panel just the outsides..I have a total of 33 windows....Oh long panels were $15 each..Called recently now he charges $22 a panel!..and he uses my water!..LOL

I started to say when it rains I hope it blows this way!..LOL

Professional anything is hard to come-by here..I asked a college kid for $10 a panel..he would only do the first floor!..My house is 3 stories!