Beldray BEL0749 Cordless Window Vac – Condensation Vacuum For Windows, Mirrors, Showers, Rechargeable, Squeegee Head, Streak-Free Cleaning, 60ml Water Tank, Lightweight, 30 Minutes Use On One Charge

Only use it for removing moisture from shower after using it wife considers it a lot heavier than a karcher but it still does a good job worth the money

Good product happy

Super convenient way to clean windows & glass.

Simply spray the window with cleaner & give it a wipe with the cleaning pad, then vacuum the remaining water straight into the tank. Great for bathroom condensation too.

USB rechargeable, so no messing around with batteries, which is always a bonus.

I do wish the tank was removable for easier emptying.

The Beldray Cordless Window Vacuum Plus (BEL01985) is a handheld, rechargeable cleaning device designed to simplify glass cleaning and give you streak-free results. Here’s what makes it stand out:

Cordless Convenience: This vacuum is cordless, making it easy to handle and maneuver without needing to plug it in or manage a cord, which is particularly useful for reaching higher or awkward areas.

Streak-Free Cleaning: It’s designed to remove water efficiently from surfaces like windows, mirrors, and glass, leaving them streak-free and polished. This feature is ideal for maintaining clear, spotless surfaces.

Removable Water Tank: The 100 ml removable tank collects the dirty water as you clean, and can be easily emptied and reattached, which adds to the ease of use.

Rechargeable Battery: The rechargeable feature allows you to use it multiple times before needing to recharge, giving you the flexibility to clean at your own pace.

The way a lot of homes are built in the uk, mould prevention seems to be a universal issue. I not only use this on shower glass and mirrors but on bathroom tiles too. Only takes an extra 3 mins at the end of shower. Not too noisy. I don’t use it every time but can get 7-10 quick uses per charge. Charge for 45mins-2 hrs weekly,

Maintenance tips
For deeper cleans or limescale removal use your vinegar or high strength cleaning product first, then remove product with water before using, for mirrors dust first, then clean. As I could see dust impacting this.

If you live in a ‘new’ build with no bathroom mirror, ensure your landlord is getting you extractor fan cleaned annually if not bi annually, vacuuming isn’t enough, and it isn’t a task you should be doing without training. It’s the leading cause of fires and mould in the US but in the UK this is newer issue not many know about. Ventilate as well as you can, use a good dehumidifier. Those cute tiny ones only work when air drying clothes not for bathrooms or kitchens