Window & Glass Cleaning
Glass is the one surface in the house that shows every single thing you didn't clean — and the one that's genuinely dangerous to reach. Upstairs sash windows, stairwell panes, apartment glass you can only get to by leaning out over a balcony rail.
A window cleaning robot takes that job off you completely. It suctions onto the pane, works out its shape, and drives a planned route across the whole surface while you stand on the floor holding a remote. Streak-free glass, no ladder, no risk.
Choosing a robot window cleaner
- Water spray or dry? Auto-spray models suit exterior glass with road dust and weather on it. Dry models are fine for interior windows, mirrors and shower screens.
- Check the fall protection. A safety rope and a backup battery are non-negotiable on anything above ground floor — the battery is what keeps suction alive through a power cut.
- Measure your smallest pane. Robots need room to turn. Very small or heavily divided windows are the one place they struggle.
New to these? Read our window cleaning robot buying guide first.
