Does the scrubber interfere or drip on the glass when using the squeegee
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If that is a concern buy a separate scruber and squeegee. For the price works very well.
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I gently wring out the scrubber with my fingers a bit to keep it from being too soppy when I clean the glass and I don't really have a problem with it flipping water on the glass when I use the squeegee end. The thing works like a dream--as far as making a the job easier and faster--and even a bit fun. I bought one for my dad who was complaining about his squeegee and when we used it on his windows, he was sold. He's not one to enjoy housework that requires a lot of fuss and this does the trick beautifully. I've been using mine for quite some time and am still delighted. And the scrubber has held up to washing beautifully over many washes. I gently wring out the scrubber with my fingers a bit to keep it from being too soppy when I clean the glass and I don't really have a problem with it flipping water on the glass when I use the squeegee end. The thing works like a dream--as far as making a the job easier and faster--and even a bit fun. I bought one for my dad who was complaining about his squeegee and when we used it on his windows, he was sold. He's not one to enjoy housework that requires a lot of fuss and this does the trick beautifully. I've been using mine for quite some time and am still delighted. And the scrubber... » Read More I gently wring out the scrubber with my fingers a bit to keep it from being too soppy when I clean the glass and I don't really have a problem with it flipping water on the glass when I use the squeegee end. The thing works like a dream--as far as making a the job easier and faster--and even a bit fun. I bought one for my dad who was complaining about his squeegee and when we used it on his windows, he was sold. He's not one to enjoy housework that requires a lot of fuss and this does the trick beautifully. I've been using mine for quite some time and am still delighted. And the scrubber has held up to washing beautifully over many washes. « Show Less
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I do use this inside. Since a squeegee is messy I use 2 paper towels, one to wipe the excess off, the other to dry. I have found that it streaks more then if you use the squeegee and is more work.
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In my opinion it is. You spray the side of the protector that's going to touch the screen, wet your fingers (wash before you start this whole thing) and a fine mist on the screen. Lay it down, line it up correctly and the squeegee the whole thing. takes like 60 seconds tops. make sure the screen is flawlessly clean before you start. It drives me nuts to see a little lint or hair between the screen and protector, starting over can crease the protector and get even more dust or lint into the mix.
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I always use the scrubby , then wipe off well twice and then dry with a paper towel and it shines. Takes a little more elbow work, but it shines!!
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Have no idea. Try it, I doubt it would harm the glass, but doubt it will clean it.
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If the windows are glass. I used on both the inside and outside of my windows. I would think you could use paper towels. I mixed in a bucket and put in on with the scrubber/sponge side of a squeegee. Hope this helps.
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I have not felt the need to use either on mine. I just use dish soap and water. I'm sure the scrubbie would be fine to use
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It has for me but with a good bit of scrubbing. I use a microfiber cloth though so that may be part of it. It does a real good job on clean glass.
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The squeegee might get in the way. If you don't really need that part of it, cut it off and it should fit in between the glass. What I would suggest is wash the glass first then wash the micro fiber pad, dry and then go back over the panes with a very slightly dampened pad to fine tune your cleaning. You may find you are using the ends for hard to reach places and angles, but that's okay! This works when nothing else will!
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No, it just shines it so they are not so obvious. You get a great shine, it just does not last once you start wiping with a wet cloth after use.
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We considered a suction type of holder however suction only works on a perfectly smooth surface. So, with some help from 3M we created a very simple holder that uses a "removable" adhesive. The holder is virtually invisible when the squeegee is placed in it. Thank you for considering Cleret! Al
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Clean the window as you normally do. In fact, if you kept your squeegee you can spray window polisher directly to the film and gently squeegee it away. This is what I do sometimes. Cloth cleaning is fine too.
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The Squeegee is just the blades of the wheel brush. Apparently they need to be replaced at some point or get damaged, but after operating my XV-14 for almost a year I've yet to replace a single one.
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Dude, it shouldn't jump. Rain x makes the surface hydrophobic and smooth to the wiper's rubber. Rub it on in small circles, then it becomes a dry haze and quickly polish it off with a dry micro fibre cloth. If it is hard to clean, use a light mist on water on the cloth. When the glass is clean of all haze, that's your finished product. If the wiper blade does not make contact with the entire surface of the glass, try bending it a little so that it does. If the rubber is old and brittle, then change them. There should not be jumping.
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The pole does have threads and should work with a threaded squeegee along with the snapnon squeegee but not all of the Ettore squeegees have threads - some are snap on only. The squeegee I have is the Ettore snap on type and it works perfectly with this particular pole. My squeegee would not work with a pole that was threaded only.
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I have had this squeegee for a while now and it leaves no black marks. I have light colored tile and it does not leave marks on the tile, glass, or floor. My floor is porcelain tile and the wall tile is ceramic.
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No. But I don't think you should care about water in the sponge. Get the sponge wet with fresh water, scrub the window with it, then use the rubble blade to remove the water from the window. This works great. Bit heavy, but well built.