Tosima W5 Window Cleaning Robot, Dual Direction Auto-Spray Smart Window Cleaner with Triple Safety System, Smart Navigation, Remote Control, for All Smooth Surfaces, with 8 Rags, Black

My New Window Cleaning Assistant
I ordered this window-cleaning robot more out of curiosity than necessity. I have used Roomba vacuum cleaners to clean the floor in my house, and I am familiar with their limitations. I expected that the Tosima Window Cleaning Robot would have the same limitations, like not cleaning the angled corners, missing some spots, and not picking up stuff that sticks to the floor. These limitations are mostly true with the Tosima. However, by properly preparing the area to be cleaned and not expecting the robot to clean the windows perfectly, the Tosima can be a valuable tool for keeping the windows clean and clear.For example, in some of my dusty and dirty windows, I first spray them with water or window cleaner solution before I let the Tosima do its job. Otherwise, the dirty mop pads will leave plenty of streaks if I don’t keep changing the pads often. Changing the pads is not very easy and could be time-consuming. I also had to manually clean and wipe the corners not touched by the mop pads. Sometimes, I also had the Tosima do two passes, or I finished the job. Sometimes, I also had to wait at least 15 minutes to recharge the battery. So, the Tosima Window Cleaner Robot could be better, but with it, I can prepare or clean some of the windows while it does the others. It’s a time saver.For a one-story house like mine, with small windows, a couple of bathrooms with glass doors, and large mirrors, the Tosima is a very good cleaning assistant, even if manual cleaning could be just as fast. A robot window cleaner is a must-have for homes with more oversized and not easily accessible windows to reduce cleaning time and for safety. Check out the Tosima W5 Window Cleaning Robot. It is less expensive than hiring a professional window cleaner.

It works better than I thought
We have a lot of windows in our house, and it is really a challenge keeping them clean. We typically give them a good cleaning about twice a year and live with it in between as they start looking worse. So, I did not get this item thinking it would be the end-all solution to all of our window cleaning. What I was hoping was that it would be able to help touch them up in between cleanings, and it works very well for that. Depending on how dirty the windows get in between cleanings, it may even be able to handle the primary cleaning.The robot comes in a fairly sturdy reusable box that holds everything easily. This includes five sets (10 total) of cleaning pads, the remote control, power supply, emergency tether cord, and bottle for filling the reservoir. I mixed a 50/50 solution of water and window cleaner and filled it up. The tank is smaller than I would have thought, but it uses only very small amounts of spray as it cleans and lasts a long time. Getting it going is simple: just long press the button to turn it on, hold it onto the window, then short press the button again to get it started. It will turn sideways and work its way to the top of the window, then swing down and scoot over to the top/right corner. From there, it slowly goes back and forth, working its way down the window. When it is done, it beeps and returns to the spot where it started and sits there. For a smaller 2ft x 3ft window, it takes 2.5 to 3 minutes. It was 4.5 to 5 minutes for my patio door window. The robot can be moved around manually with the remote control if needed and also has buttons for a spot cleaning mode and a 2x cleaning mode for dirtier windows. You do need to have a cloth ready to wipe the window when pulling it off, or it will leave two small round marks at the stopping point. So far, it has worked exactly as described, and I’m very happy to have this little helper around the house.

Pas déçu, à fonctionné toute l’après midi. Il fait le boulot..

Ce robot fonctionne par rotation de ses 2 patins recouverts d’un chiffon microfibre.Il permet de nettoyer régulièrement ses vitres, surtout lorsque l’on a des grandes et hautes vitres! Il fait l’effort à notre place, c’est parfait!Lorsqu’on le branche, il se ventouse à la paroi vitrée et ne risque pas de tomber.Je trouve que si les vitres ne sont pas très sales, un entretien quasi hebdomadaire, il convient. Par contre, si les vitres sont très sales, il faudra soit faire plusieurs passages en changeant les patins microfibre, soit les vitres ne seront pas bien lavées. Il y aura des marques.En toute honnêteté, après le robot, il reste des traces visibles souvent en contrejour. Je préfère laisser le robot nettoyer le “gros” de la saleté et ensuite nettoyer au microfibre et à la main.Les bords et les angles ne sont pas bien faits.