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Windex Outdoor Cleaner

16 years ago

I hate cleaning windows and usually make them worse! Has anyone tried Windex Outdoor Cleaner yet? Is it worth it?

Comments (11)

  • 16 years ago

    I have one and my friend has one. She used hers yesterday and loved it. Haven't used mine yet, but I just put it together, now I need to get the ladder.
    I have some very high windows and that is why I bought the Windex Outdoor.
    Kathy G in MI

  • 16 years ago

    I used mine yesterday and have no streaking or spots. Just folowed the directions on the package. I used a dust mop handle so I could reach my high windows.
    Used my StarFiber micro mop to clean the insides.
    Windows look so good, will have to finish up the rest of them this week.
    Kathy G in MI

  • 16 years ago

    Its a new product it hastn been out for years so maybe you are using something different. The new one works wonderfully ! I love it .

  • 16 years ago

    Oh, gosh, I just love it! It is important to rinse thoroughly. I've got to do a couple over because you can see the detergent bubbles & remaining dirt in streaks; I redid one & it's good. Best thing ever for glass deck rail.

  • 16 years ago

    I am also thinking of buying it.But i still need to be convinced. I have really really high windows. I am concerned about the height .
    thanks

  • 16 years ago

    As long as the hose reaches the windows and you can get the Windex Outdoor to reach, it will work great! I had to add an "extension" to the pole. The handle of the pole has a hole with threads for screwing in another pole. It reached my windows, equal to second story.
    Kathy G in MI

  • 16 years ago

    Well I didn't have the luck some of you did. I used it a couple months ago. Yes, it cleaned the windows but left horrible spots behind. And yes, I rinsed and rinsed. A couple weeks ago DH power washed the siding part of the house (brick and siding) using Krud Kutter for houses. He sprayed the windows too. They dried MUCH clearer!
    Monica

  • 16 years ago

    Thanks everyone! I appreciate the feedback. I will buy it this week and give it a try. It sounds like its worth a shot.

  • 16 years ago

    There is an earlier Outdoors Windex that comes in a green bottle that a hose can be attached to. It's not the one with the pole that is new. I do use the green bottle - just bought one on sale at Lowes. I wet them down with water, then use the windex, use squeegie, then rinse really well. Wipe down with either microfiber cloth or paper towels.

  • 5 years ago

    I get terrible spotting after I rinse. If I have to use a squeegee I don’t understand why I would need this stuff? Just get window cleaner made for use with a squeegee that has a microfiber pad on the backside.