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Argos Home Window Cleaning Set £8.50 Free Collection Selected Stores @ Argos
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Argos Home Window Cleaning Set £8.50 Free Collection Selected Stores @ Argos

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Wipe your windows squeaky clean with the Better Dri Window Cleaning Set. Its 30.5cm squeegee and machine washable mitt offers everything you need to clean your windows. With an extendable 10.5ft high pole, and an interchangeable washer mitt and squeegee. The kit aptly fits every household.

Includes a squeegee approx 30.5cm and a microfibre machine washable mitt approx 25.4cm.

Adjustable and removable wiper blade.
Pole extends to approx. 10.5ft
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  1. GlentoranMark's avatar
    Buy cheap, buy twice. You will have nothing but frustration with this. I recently bought a cheap squeegee from eBay from a reputable seller because it was the top seller in his range. The squeegee was flimsy and ended up in the bin and I contributed to the "top seller" by buying it.

    Stick to a 12" Unger or Ettore squeegee, you'll pay £15 but it will last years.

    And 10.5 foot is nowhere near the height for bedroom windows and using a pole at that height takes years of skills. You might find other uses for the pole like painting a ceiling

    Source* I'm a window cleaner. (edited)
    MattNorfolk's avatar
    Hi Mark. Could you recommend something for us to buy please? Looking for a good quality set for doing our own windows at home.
  2. f0rtune's avatar
    If you want to do home window cleaning well, I’d recommend getting a bottle of Unger Window Cleaning Liquid, it’s about a tenner and it dilutes 100:1 so will literally last forever for one house.

    Also - Unger window cleaning gear is good stuff with replaceable blades, you’d be looking to pay about £80-100 for a full set similar to this though.

    I found all this out after paying a pro to wash my windows and ending up with scratches on my glass now I DIY.
    Sprintz's avatar
    So will this Argos item scratch windows?
  3. terriertom's avatar
    Lots of people are unaware that if they have newer Easy Clean windows they can clean the outside of windows from the inside - see link
    If contemplating getting new windows this is something to specify with the installer for little extra cost.

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    herrbz's avatar
    The Sun + amp lol
  4. OohToBe's avatar
    Great bit of kit this, I’ve used this since I moved into millionaires row

    All the neighbours think I’m mad
    JoShmo's avatar
    They're not used to seeing caravans prob.
  5. indie5's avatar
    Purchased hope it functions as it should .
    justabout72's avatar
    No it won't how are you supposed to use the squeegee if its flat to the window. The one I have has an adjustable angle head so yo can tip it to 90 degrees to the windows
  6. dent0207's avatar
    Almost embarrassed asking this but what do folk use as the liquid for using this? Just water? Use a bucket? (edited)
    BraddersJ's avatar
    A splash of washing up liquid
  7. smudgerama's avatar
    Thanks for posting.
    B&Q and Amazon ones are more expensive and less than 2metres long. At 3.2 metres this should be long enough for upstairs back windows. Still going to have the window cleaner do the front ones though, as i dont want the neighbours laughing at me dancing with this and calling me a tight sod!!
    Nazlondon's avatar
    I wouldn't worry about what neighbours think. My moto is, "what belongs to you is your responsibility, so you personally look after what's yours". If you can't do it then get)pay someone to do it.
  8. y_geordie's avatar
    Brought. Our windows were only getting cleaned once a year or less when people came knocking on the door. This might help wash them more frequently
    ROCHJA's avatar
    Do you mean the windows or the people?
  9. HughJarse's avatar
    “The Kit aptly fits every household”

    I live on the 11th floor of a tower block. Will this kit fit my household?
    terriertom's avatar
    If you go up to the 12th floor with a household member and hang upside down while they hold your ankles you should get the job done quite easily and avoid getting soaked which would happen if you worked from the 10th floor.
  10. WimbyAce's avatar
    Might get this as I need a new one. I lean out and do ours, even when I was heavily pregnant I was there on the window ledge lol 🙈
  11. JMB1's avatar
    Fantastic, just what I was after!

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    Got a link for a ukelele?
  12. justabout72's avatar
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    such a funny old thing hotuk

    1390 degrees on a naff product that is only available in certain stores.
    Phil_Blake's avatar
    Why is it naff? It's actually quite well made. Just picked mine up.
  13. gloxton's avatar
    Got this a few days ago and used it today. Decent value for money. As others have said at full extension the pole does bend if pressure is put on it but that shouldn't be necessary. It's long enough to reach the tops of my first floor windows (Victorian house). The microfiber head is Velcroed on and can be removed for cleaning. The squeegee's rubber extends further than the metal housing so you won't scratch or gouge anything and the head is slightly angled despite what a earlier comment said. Managed to finally get my upstairs windows clean after the window cleaners ghosted us a couple of years ago (windows were painted shut by a "professional" decorator so can't just lean out).
  14. Phil_Blake's avatar
    Yes.

    Yes.
  15. AL081079's avatar
    Ordered thanks
  16. Angie1961's avatar
    Ordered for c&c thanku
  17. ashmac's avatar
    Have this and used for the last two years , great bit of kit
    vwblack's avatar
    Does the locking mechanism not get stook?
    I had one from Aldi and I couldn't twist the black locking mechanism after a while.
  18. RobRhyl's avatar
    Cheers
  19. Criptop's avatar
    I have this. Great piece of kit for domestic use. Quite sturdy and easy to control. I can reach to the top of my standard two storey windows with this.
  20. paul_sagem's avatar
    Orderd and collected, picked up and used. Great find. Best 8 notes I've spent in along time.
    Does the upstairs windows perfectly
  21. AverageBloke's avatar
    At least this is better than letting the Nottingham Knockers do it. Heat added.
  22. peecee98's avatar
    Not that I'm lazy or short of time but I pay a local person to clean windows and impressed with him. At least I'm contributing little back to local economy in this way.
    S555's avatar
    My local person charges and arm and a leg to clean the windows. Price 2 years ago was £25 for initial clean and £10 every 4 or 8 weeks. After a few cleans, i asked if it could be extended to every 3 to 4 months. He said no. I cancelled and I'm cleaning my own windows.
  23. Teresa68's avatar
    Thank you
  24. Uwish's avatar
    £12.45 delivered. The free delivery pic has gone (edited)
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  25. ApolloCreedXXX's avatar
    Wish it came with a man to do it also lol. Good deal nonetheless!
  26. moota1514's avatar
    Thanks.
  27. natty35's avatar
    these are fab for cleaning the bunnie sheds (not the sponge bit)
  28. Sophiasky's avatar
    I've used an extendable window cleaning pole before but I am interested in perhaps getting a Water Fed Brush system (not too expensive as for my own personal use only) - how heavy is a Water Fed Brush System roughly? Thank you.
  29. Jaroslaw_M's avatar
    Still raining outside. Useless…
    BraddersJ's avatar
    It's gorgeous here today 🤭
  30. Kazoo's avatar
    Thanks
  31. elzz's avatar
    Fab ordered thanks
  32. Sam1975's avatar
    Ordered thank you
  33. ichayan's avatar
    Great deal, now need to find flight ✈️ deals to Amsterdam.
  34. lhwjud's avatar
    Can they make up their mind to use metric or imperial measurement?
  35. Bri8463's avatar
    Thank you Soniakp
  36. whok1844's avatar
    I bought one of these before, these are too thin pole when extended so it just bends so dosent put much pressure on the end to clean window. I just tried it onece and is just laying users in my garage. So try yours and may be can return it if not suitable
  37. PurrlineBargain's avatar
    Perfect for the Mrs for her birthday next week
  38. cheapasch1ps's avatar
    Is this any good for a conservatory roof?

    Is this any good for a conservatory roof? (edited)
    surreyspireite's avatar
    I have something similar and the conservatory roof I have is a large lean-to.


    On the basis of my similar one, I can't get enough purchase to shift anything that's stuck on - probably because there is no angle.

    However, I do suffer from birds throwing the moss from the gutter down on it, and it's good or removing those clumps.
  39. lageryron's avatar
    DIY is so overrated.
  40. pawleil's avatar
    Still In stock almost everywhere around my area
    I picked one up earlier today

    Decent quality.
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