Invisible Glass 99031 Reach and Clean Tool Combo Kit with Windshield Wand Cleaning Tool for Hard-to-Reach Places and Invisible Glass Premium Glass and Window Cleaner for Auto and Home

I bought this specifically for the extendable handle, because the bottom corners of my windshield where the glass meets the dash are basically unreachable with a rag and a hand. It reaches. That's the whole review, honestly. The tool gets into that shallow angle without me having to lie across the hood. The cleaner itself leaves no streaks, which for interior glass is the part most products fail at. No haze, no film left behind. If you've been fighting the inside of your windshield with paper towels, this is the fix.

I have a compact car and arthritis, so no matter what, it's always hard to clean the inside front glass. This thing changes it all - it's so easy to use, and of course invisible glass is the best product ever. This is a game changer and makes cleaning my car windows a breeze!

I live in Florida and sometimes drive across from coast to coast, hitting those summer storms along the way. I use RainX on my windshield, and defogger inside, but have to get it really clean first. This cleaned my windows inside and out beautifully.

I saw this recommended on bunch of different car detailing videos, and figured I’d give it a try. It works very well, and I was especially pleased with how easily it removed the interior film and fog that builds up on the inside of a windshield. The extension arm for getting into the corners is super helpful and I would consider it a necessity. Should’ve picked up this kit earlier.

For context, I have an '05 Subaru Outback 2.5. I purchased the unit with the aerosol, but I've used the manual spray with good results. This has always been the trickiest part of the cleaning the car - finding the right angle, using a perfectly clean cloth, making sure you have no streaks - and I usually fail, though I don't figure it out until I'm driving into the sun a couple days later. Since I armor-all the dashboard I tend to get some buildup on the interior of the windscreen, so I need to attend to it at least twice a year even if no one touches the surface. This particular design is just OK - it does the job you want it to do. The wand form factor leaves a bit to be desired - the flat head of the wand pivots a bit too easily, and does not flex as readily as it could to conform to the surface of the window. The pad under the cleaning bonnet could be thicker. The bonnet could fit more securely over the wand head. The wand head could be a bit smaller to be easier to maneuver. The storage sack could be a bit larger. All of that said, though, it functioned perfectly well for my purposes - it cleaned the windshield easily and thoroughly with only two passes, leaving no streaks behind. Nothing failed during use. It was much less awkward to use than hand towels. It collected all the oils in one go. The bonnet stayed secure the entire time. Basically, despite there being room for improvement, it is functionally complete. I should have purchased something like this years ago. So would recommend if you have the issue with a streaky windshield interior and aren't as flexible as you used to be.