Cordless window vac for smooth surfaces
The Achaté Electric Window Vac is light and cordless. So you don't need to run a cable along furniture or across the windowsill. A full battery gives up to 40 minutes of use according to the product information, and charging is via USB-C. On this window vac, the dirty water tank collects the moisture that's vacuumed up; the water tank also plays an important role in functionality and efficiency, so you have less to dry afterwards.
An electric window vac isn't just meant for windows. You also use it on mirrors, shower doors, tiles and other flat, smooth surfaces. That makes it handy on smooth surfaces where you want streak-free results too. With delicate materials, always check first whether water and the chosen cleaning product are suitable.
In the bathroom, the squeegee helps with soap residue and water on shower walls, mirrors and smooth tiles. Loosen stubborn dirt first with a microfiber cloth or a suitable glass cleaner. Then vacuum up the cleaning water before it can dry in.
Indoors, the electric window vac can also come in handy on glass doors, tabletops and other smooth surfaces. Only use it where the rubber lip can sit flat against the surface. On textured glass, rough tiles or damaged coatings, a squeegee works less evenly and a different cleaning method is safer.
Cloths, silicone lip and glass cleaner
The included spray bottle and two washable microfiber cloths help loosen dirt before you vacuum up the moisture. Wash the cloths according to the instructions and don't use fabric softener, since this can reduce their absorbency. Check the silicone lip for dirt, damage, small tears and deformation. Supple rubber helps pull glass streak-free, especially when the vac or spray bottle has a comfortable grip. A straight, clean lip helps you make even passes.
For glass and mirrors, you can use a suitable Achaté glass cleaner. More product isn't better. A thin, even layer is usually easier to pull streak-free than a window that's dripping wet.