Karcher WV2 Window Vac

[Mr Tom Morrow]

Great deal for this at Screwfix in their sale

£34.99 inc VAT. Plus you can do click n collect and get Quidco cashback!

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Same item is £53.19 on Amazon.

[mickeyspal]

Has anyone used one of these, are they any good? We cant get a reliable window cleaner so I was thinking of getting one

[disneypars]

I have one and think it's very good.

[WhereIBelong]

we have the original from years ago, absolute game changer. Great for Windows, work surfaces, shower glass etc. Only thing you can't do is put it on a pole for higher windows outside.

[Mr Tom Morrow]

I use one all the time. Does a good job albeit if I am doing the outside of the windows up the ladder I tend to use a blade instead as that pops in my back pocket and I don't want to risk dropping an expensive bit of kit

For inside I always use the Vac.

[Bellasmummy]

I got this a few weeks ago when it was at a good price. It’s excellent, much better that my old vax one which would leak if turned sideways.

On cold days I use it to clear condensation from the windows. Also use daily in our shower room to do the walls and windows which otherwise would stay wet for quite a while.

[Dinglebert]

we have one. easy to use and does the job it says

[Magic Mouse]

Thanks Mr T M 👍

Just ordered one for click and collect.

[silverfox46]

Originally Posted by mickeyspal

Has anyone used one of these, are they any good? We cant get a reliable window cleaner so I was thinking of getting one

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Do it, best decision ever

Originally Posted by WhereIBelong

we have the original from years ago, absolute game changer. Great for Windows, work surfaces, shower glass etc. Only thing you can't do is put it on a pole for higher windows outside.

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Like you, mine is quite a few years old now, and without doubt one of the best buys ever. Whip around those windows in no time. Use it on my shower Screen and tiles after every shower. Nice to have a sparkling screen.
I noticed on the new ones they have put the on/off switch on the top of handle which is far better than on the underneath of handle, which for me was the only downfall. I’ve switched it off more times than I cared to .

[Bozza]

On the forum I own, there has been a discussion over the last day or two about condensation, prompted by someone who lives in a flat and suffers with it quite badly.

Numerous people have suggested this device, which I'd previously never heard of, would be a great solution for the chap's problem.