Keep your Windows Bright with the Vileda Windomatic

Winter can be a right pain; you go to bed with sparkling windows then wake up to them covered in condensation, from you breathing in the night.

Of course, with double glazing, it isn’t half the issue it used to be.

However, there are still times it mists up and of course, there are the times you clean them and want that sparkling finish only the professionals or those with years of practice have managed to perfect.

Well no more, I say, NO MORE!

As Vileda has brought out the Windomatic (sounds a bit like something from Wallace and Gromit), which is your best friend when it comes to drying windows and mirrors or cleaning up liquid spills.

Vileda Windomatic

This is such a simple tool to use (hey even I can manage it). It comes in three parts, the main body, head and water container; I was a little worried about spillages when I took out a full container. However, it is so well designed, that you just push a button and remove the container in a smooth action to avoid any issues.

The neck of the Windomatic has a special patent-pending flexible design. Which allows you to easily make your way over any bumps or curves, in the surface you are trying to dry. So no worrying about hitting an uneven surface with this device.

I have to say that perhaps the first thing that struck me about this product was the weight, it is extremely lightweight. Meaning you don’t start off with a heavy product that is only going to get heavier as it sucks the water up. YES!

How it Works:

Charging time on the Windomatic is 6 hours, for this, you get 20 minutes of usage time. I have to admit I haven’t used it for 20 minutes at a time. As such I am unable to tell you if this is true, as I normally pop it back on charge after a couple of uses to make sure it is always topped up and ready to go.

The only downside I can personally see with this product is the size of the head, it is quite large and as such would be hard to use in small spaces (if you so needed to). However, after doing some digging, you can buy a smaller attachment so all is not lost with that issue.

Other than that, I think it is a great product. Which has a whole manner of uses, from helping you wash the windows to de-misting mirrors, cleaning the shower and of course picking up spillages.

The Vileda Windomatic is available to buy now from the Amazon website. Where it costs £49.99.

What do you think of the sound of the Vileda Windomatic, do you think it is something you could do with having in your home?

*This post contains a PR sample.
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