Using a window vacuum cleaner does save you from drying by hand as you would after using a squeegee - particularly useful when you’re wiping out the shower. If you're still not convinced, here are some pros and cons of window vacuum cleaners. So in the end, all it was really good for was drying, but I wasn't even happy with its performance there. When I vacuumed a dirty, wet window, it simply smeared the dirt across it and blocked the seal. Lastly, I'm not sure why, but I had hoped that being a window vacuum cleaner, it would be able to contribute to cleaning the windows. I finally finished, but the job took much longer than it usually would and I felt more tired on top of it. On top of this, the weight of the window vacuum soon started to strain my arm, so I had switch hands repeatedly. So I had to grab a towel to both dry the seal between swipes and buff where I'd cleaned. The window vacuum had picked up all of the water, but it had also left a dull, streaky finish which would need buffing. Looking back over my work, I was not happy with the finish at all. When I reached the bottom and moved to the top of the next section, the seal on the window vacuum started to drip over the area I had just dried, which was frustrating. With a squeegee I could quickly swipe back and forth, but with a window vacuum, I had to gradually drag it down the glass, which I soon lost my patience with. When I started to clean my shower glass, I immediately realized I needed to severely slow down. However, unfortunately, the window vacuum sucked, and not in a good way. I live in a hard water area, so I need to wipe out my shower with a manual squeegee daily, followed by towel-drying any remnants.
When I first unboxed a window vacuum for testing, I had high hope for its performance. Why am I not a fan of window vacuum cleaners? The advantage of using one is that it will clean and dry your window at the same time, supposedly leaving a streak-free finish. Most are cordless with rechargeable batteries and a removable tank is attached to the body to collect the excess water. These handheld appliances are designed to vacuum up any condensation or cleaning solution as you squeegee a window or worktop. Window vacuum cleaners are a relatively new concept - Kärcher only launched their first model in the US in 2010.
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