sqeegee for A tall curved windshield

Pirate wrote:
I use this from Lowes, on second one, they last for years and work great on curved windshield.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Ettore-Foam-Rubber-Floor-Squeegee/1087125

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Pirate wrote:
I use this from Lowes, on second one, they last for years and work great on curved windshield.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Ettore-Foam-Rubber-Floor-Squeegee/1087125

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This works great. I use it to squeegee off the windshield. It also works great on the side of the motorhome after I wash it.

https://www.amazon.com/Original-Water-Blade-Silicone-Squeegee/dp/B00II6568E/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1478660406&sr=8-9&keywords=auto+water+blade

I use this from Lowes, on second one, they last for years and work great on curved windshield.

https://www.lowes.com/pd/Ettore-Foam-Rubber-Floor-Squeegee/1087125

Thanks, these are some good ideas I'll try. I have looked on Amazon at
an 18" "Waterblade", but have not seen one in person to get an idea of
it's flexibility..

I took a flat blade and carefully bent it concave. Works good except at the 2 ends where windshield is really curved. Lowe's has a good selection with a mop on opposite end

Wile my situation is not a severe as yours. I use a soft bristle brush with soap and water to wash the windshield then drape a dry/damp cloth over the brush to dry the window.

A concave squeegee of the janitorial type may be useful as it curves inward.

I drape a micro-fiber cloth over the straight squeegee at the end to help deal with the curved windshield.

I use a telescopic squeegee with sponge on one side. Using the squeegee middle at the curved glass seems to work well for me. The sponge side has abrasive cloth cover that helps with bugs.