Cleaning windows is a chore many people dread. Reaching up high to wipe away grime can strain joints and can lead to falls or injuries.

But thanks to an ingenious $18.99 spray mop from Bunnings, there's now an easy way to get sparkling clean windows without stretching or climbing.

Dubbed a 'life-changing' buy by satisfied customers, this Morgan Spray Mop has an ergonomic trigger handle and a built-in refillable spray bottle.

The mop might be initially designed to clean your floors, but it can be utilised to clean your windows. The adjustable lightweight pole means anyone can reach the top end of your windows without a step ladder.

Morgan Spray Mop, $18.99. Credit: Bunnings

To use, simply fill the spray bottle with your preferred cleaning solution—anything from methylated spirits to natural vinegar-based mixes. Then, spray directly onto windows before wiping clean with the reusable microfibre pad.

Lauren, from Queensland, shared a video online on how she uses this mop to clean her windows without needing a bucket. She filled the bottle with a combination of methylated spirits and water.

‘I sprayed it directly onto the windows and just wiped them down. I’m pretty sure this took me about 15 minutes max,’ she said.

She noticed that cleaning windows with the mop didn’t leave streaks on the glass. The pivoting head makes it easy to get into nooks and crannies without straining your wrists.

‘Surely more people know about this because our windows are now shining. GOODBYE Windex and HELLO shiny windows,’ she added.

Bunnings shoppers are also happy with their purchase, leaving positive reviews on the website.

‘I love this mop so much! I've been struggling to recover from a back injury, and when using other mops, it often hurts my back, and I have to stop. This one is much easier on my back and saves me so much time!’ One satisfied customer wrote.

‘This mop is light and easy to use and is being used at my workplace also. I like that you can add cleaning products to the water as opposed to a steam mop,’ another shared.

‘I love this product so much, especially the head of the mop that easily glides into those tricky spaces. The mop uses less water and floor cleaner to clean our entire home,’ a third person remarked.

But some shoppers experience a problem with the product. Others reported that the spray was not working properly or that the bottle leaked during use.

Regardless, this ingenious Bunnings buy still combines the best of modern cleaning technology with safety and accessibility, especially for seniors. No more teetering on ladders or asking grandkids to help out!

So don't let dirty windows get you down. Head to Bunnings and make cleaning hassle-free again with this simple $18.99 solution.

Key Takeaways

• Bunnings shoppers are praising a Morgan Spray Mop, sold for $18.99, for its efficacy in cleaning windows and other surfaces.
  
• Lauren, from Queensland, showcased the mop's effectiveness by cleaning her glass windows with methylated spirits and water—without needing a bucket.
  
• The mop, which includes a refillable spray bottle and reusable microfibre pads, has received various positive reviews online for its convenience and efficiency.
  
• Lauren and many other mop users reported that it leaves windows sparkling clean without any streaks, calling it the 'perfect time saver' and an enjoyable cleaning tool.
  

Have you tried any clever cleaning gadgets or hacks? Share your recommendations below!

 

[Clancieblue]

These things just rub dirty water back over the floors. Saw them being used in nursing homes.
Ingrained dirt just keeps building up.

 

[Penny4]

These things just rub dirty water back over the floors. Saw them being used in nursing homes.
Ingrained dirt just keeps building up.

That's terrible! Some commercial cleaners never vacuum before mopping like the one above.

 

[Veggiepatch]

Kitchen benchtops are notorious for looking clean, but in reality, are absolutely putrid. Spray your cleaning product on, let it work for a few minutes, wipe off the excess, spray plain water then wipe and squeegee off the remaining liquid.

And manual dishwashing. Rinse first, then wash in dishwashing liquid then rinse again in hot water. Drain in a drying tray and NEVER use a cloth to dry - use evaporation to dry plates, cutlery, pots and pans. Nobody wants dishwashing liquid residue or cotton lint on their food.

 

[Penny4]

Kitchen benchtops are notorious for looking clean, but in reality, are absolutely putrid. Spray your cleaning product on, let it work for a few minutes, wipe off the excess, spray plain water then wipe and squeegee off the remaining liquid.

And manual dishwashing. Rinse first, then wash in dishwashing liquid then rinse again in hot water. Drain in a drying tray and NEVER use a cloth to dry - use evaporation to dry plates, cutlery, pots and pans. Nobody wants dishwashing liquid residue or cotton lint on their food.

Plus, wiping/cleaning under the drying dish rack . I've seen people who don't clean those sink ridges.

 

[Veggiepatch]

Plus, wiping/cleaning under the drying dish rack . I've seen people who don't clean those sink ridges.

So right! Common sense is a rare commodity these days.

 

[magpie1]

The relative simple art of dishwashing seems to have been lost by many of the younger generation these days......although they have been spoiled by the introduction of dishwashers, they won't use them because of the cost of the dishwasher 'tablets', so that just leaves the good old sink.....piled high with dirty dishes until one person succumbs in disgust and merely just 'rinses' off any grime before reusing.....can't get the hands wet you know in soapy water and by the by they say .....have you seen the cost of dish washing liquid these days......no way. Oh dear me, the planet is doomed I'm sure.