The green cleaner held against the inside of a windscreen, shown with its two spare pads
The green set on white: the tool with a pad fitted, plus two spare pads
The maker's before and after photograph of a windscreen covered in water spots
The maker's drawing: the head pivots 180°, the handle twists out from 33.5 cm to 49 cm
Four jobs the maker names: side windows, oil film, interior fog and the windscreen
A microfiber pad being rinsed by hand under a tap
The same cleaner used on a house window and on a car door window
The gray set on white: the tool with a pad fitted, plus two spare pads
The blue set on white: the tool with a pad fitted, plus two spare pads
The spare-pad pack: six microfiber pads, two green, two blue and two gray, with no handle

15 cm head · 180° pivot · 33.5 → 49 cm

Telescopic Windshield Cleaner with 180° Pivoting Head

A triangular microfiber head on a rod that twists out from 33.5 cm to 49 cm. The head pivots through 180°, so the pad lies flat against the glass at the base of the windscreen — the strip you can see through and cannot reach. Three pads in every set: one on the head and two spare.

Which set

All three sets are the same tool. The colour is the colour of the pads. The fourth option is pads only — six of them, no handle.

Green Total $21.95
+ $4.95 shipping, free from $49

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The strip you can see through and cannot reach

The bottom of a windscreen is a bad angle for an arm.

Your hand goes in flat and your wrist does not, so the last few inches get a smear instead of a wipe. The head on this one turns through 180° and the rod twists out to 49 cm, which puts the pad square on the glass from the seat you are already sitting in.

The green set on white: the cleaner with a microfiber pad fitted, plus two spare pads
  • Head pivots 180°
  • 33.5 → 49 cm
  • Three washable pads per set
The gray set on white: the triangular head with a pad fitted, and two spare pads beside it

The head

A 15 cm triangle, because a square does not reach a corner.

The pad is a rounded triangle about 15 cm across. The point goes into the corner where the screen meets the pillar; the wide edge still covers ground on the way back. It pulls on over a plastic plate that turns through a half circle and holds the angle you set it to, so the pad stays flat against the glass while you push rather than rolling onto its edge.

  • Pivots 180°

    The plate turns a half circle and stays where you leave it, so the pad meets the glass flat whatever angle you are reaching from.

  • Twists out to 49 cm

    Counterclockwise to release and pull, clockwise to lock. Closed it is 33.5 cm, which is short enough for a door pocket.

  • Three pads in every set

    One on the head and two spare. They are microfiber, not sponge — rinse them under a tap and use them again.

The maker gives two different materials for the handle: ABS in its feature list and PVC in its attribute table. We are not going to pick one on its behalf. What the photographs show is a foam grip over a metal tube.

The numbers

The maker's own drawing

Every figure below is read off the manufacturer's dimension drawing — the picture beside this table. Where its written copy says something else, both are printed.

180°*

Head pivot

Holds the angle you set

15cm*

Head across

Rounded triangle, 5.9 in

33.5–49cm*

Closed to open

13.2 to 19.3 in

3*

Pads per set

One fitted, two spare

* Nothing here is measured by us. Where the manufacturer publishes no figure, there is no figure.

The maker's drawing: the head pivots 180 degrees and the handle twists out from 33.5 cm to 49 cm

Full specifications

The same tool in all three sets. Only the pad colour changes.

Head
Rounded triangle about 15 cm (5.9 in) across — a microfiber pad pulled over a plastic plate
Head movement
Pivots through 180°
Length closed
33.5 cm (13.2 in)
Length open
49 cm (19.3 in)
Grip
19.5 cm (7.7 in) of foam
Locking
Twist — counterclockwise to release and extend, clockwise to tighten
Pads in a set
Three: one on the head, two spare. Washable.
Spare-pad pack
Six pads — two green, two blue, two grey. No handle in this one.
Pad material
Microfiber
Handle material
The maker lists ABS in one place and PVC in another
Colours
Green, grey or blue — the pads, not the handle
Shipping weight
0.14 kg

Three places the maker contradicts itself

  • Length: the dimension drawing says 33.5 to 49 cm and the attribute table says 49. The written feature list says 27.5 to 42.5 cm. We have gone with the drawing, because the attribute table agrees with it.
  • Head shape: one sentence of the maker's copy calls it a square head and a triangular head in the same breath. Every photograph shows a rounded triangle, so that is what we have written.
  • Handle material: ABS in the feature list, PVC in the attribute table. We are not promising either one.

All three come from the same listing. We cannot make them agree, so here is what each source says and which one we have gone with.

Where it earns its keep

Glass your arm bends the wrong way for

These are the manufacturer's photographs and the jobs it names for them.

The maker's before and after photograph of a windscreen covered in water spots

The outside of the screen

Water spots and dust on the outside, from standing beside the car instead of leaning over the bonnet. This is the maker's own before-and-after photograph.

The same cleaner used on a house window and on a car door window

Windows at home

The maker also sells it for house windows, mirrors, doors and tiled walls. Same tool, same pads — keep one pad for the car and one for the house if you care about what ends up on the glass.

Four jobs the maker names: side windows, oil film, interior fog and the windscreen

The four jobs it is sold for

Side windows, the inside of the screen, interior fog, and the haze that builds on the glass. On the inside a damp microfiber pad lifts that haze. Film baked onto the outside of the glass needs a polish, and this is not one.

Using it

Pad on, mist the glass, wipe, rinse.

Nothing to assemble, and nothing you have to buy to go with it.

A microfiber pad being rinsed by hand under a running tap
  1. Slip a pad over the head

    It pulls on like a sock over the plate. A dry pad for dust and fog; a damp one for anything that has had time to dry on.

  2. Mist the glass, not the pad

    A spray bottle of water is enough for interior haze. A soaked pad mostly pushes the dirt around and leaves you drying it off afterwards.

  3. Rinse it and use it again

    Microfiber washes out under a tap. Let it dry before it goes back in the car, or you will smell it on the next warm day.

What it will not do: it is a pad on a stick, not a squeegee and not a polisher. It will not clear standing water in one pass, and it will not take off film that has baked onto the outside of the glass.

Four options, three of them the same tool

Which one to order

The three sets are one tool with differently coloured pads. The fourth option is a refill.

FeatureGreenGrayBlueSpare pads
Handle included
Pads included3 3 3 6
Pad coloursGreen Grey Blue Two of each
Head pivot180° 180° 180° —
Length33.5–49 cm 33.5–49 cm 33.5–49 cm —
Order this first

In the maker's photographs the pads in the refill pack are the same shape as the ones in the sets, so a pack of six fits any of the three.

Free shipping on orders of $49 or more. Below that, standard shipping is a flat $4.95 to any of the 50 US states. Delivery takes 7–15 business days from the time you order, and that window already includes the 1–2 business days we take to process. Shipping & Delivery.

30-day returns. Items must be unused and in their original packaging. Email support@nexuratool.com with your order number to start a return. Returns & Refunds.

30 days from delivery. Email support@nexuratool.com with your order number and what you want to return. We reply with a return address — do not send anything back before you have it, or we cannot match the parcel to your order.

What we can take back: unused items in their original, undamaged packaging. Adhesives, sealants and lubricants cannot be returned once opened; the same goes for any item with a broken safety seal. That is a safety and hazardous-goods rule, not a preference.

Who pays: return shipping is paid by you, except when the item arrived damaged, faulty or was not what you ordered — then we cover it and refund the original shipping too.

Refunds go back to the original payment method within 5 business days of the return reaching us. Full returns policy.

QUESTIONS

Before you order

How many pads do I get?

What is the 'Spare pads' option?

How long is it?

Will it reach the bottom of my windscreen?

Does it take off oil film?

Can I use it wet?

What is it made of?

How long does delivery take?

180° pivot · 33.5 → 49 cm · three pads

Stop folding your arm into the dashboard.

Pick a colour — the tool is the same in all three, and the colour is the pads. Six spare pads is the refill, not the place to start.

Free US shipping from $49 · 30-day returns on unused items