Homeowners battling persistent winter window condensation have discovered a powerful ally in a £30 gadget from Dunelm. The retailer's TOWER Cordless Window Vacuum is being celebrated by shoppers for making short work of their 'least favourite chore' and transforming damp mornings.
What is the Dunelm Window Vacuum?
Priced at £30 and available online, the TOWER Cordless Window Vacuum is marketed as a solution for achieving 'spotless windows'. The device boasts a powerful suction mechanism designed to tackle moisture and smudges on glass, leaving surfaces effortlessly clean.
According to its product description, it offers a 30-minute battery life on a single charge. Beyond windows, product images suggest its versatility, showing it being used on oven doors, shower screens, and other smooth surfaces.
Overwhelmingly Positive Shopper Reviews
The gadget has earned an impressive 4.7 out of 5-star rating from dozens of Dunelm customers. Many reviews highlight its effectiveness against the dreaded winter condensation that plagues many UK homes.
One shopper expressed their delight, stating: "I have a damp house, and this is the perfect gadget to help with condensation. Makes cleaning the windows much easier, my least favourite chore!"
Another customer was equally impressed, writing: "What an incredible item! It clears any condensation on the insides of the windows in seconds. Really pleased I bought it." The sentiment of recommending the product to others was common, with a third reviewer posting: "I recommend it to everyone."
Delivery, Collection, and Alternatives
Shoppers can have the window vacuum delivered for as little as £3.95. For those living near a physical store, Dunelm offers a free in-store collection option, allowing customers to reserve the product online and pick it up at their convenience.
While similar devices are available on the market, such as the Mac Allister Cordless Window Vacuum at B&Q for £30 or the Karcher WV 1 at Argos for £40, the Dunelm option is currently receiving significant praise for its performance.
A Note on Potential Limitations
Despite the overwhelming positivity, a small number of users noted that the size of the vacuum head could be a minor issue for very small windows. One reviewer mentioned: "The head is wider than I expected so for a couple of my windows I have to tilt it sideways to use which doesn't collect as much."
However, this was a rare critique amidst a sea of five-star ratings. The majority of users reported no such problems, with one summing up the general feeling: "Definitely takes the hard work out of cleaning windows and shower screens, and great for getting rid of condensation first thing in the mornings too. Had no problems with it."
For those tired of wiping down wet windows each morning, this £30 gadget appears to be a winter game-changer, promising to make a tedious chore quick and simple.
