The glass everyone touches
Your sliding and patio doors collect fingerprints from everyone who walks through and nose prints from the pets, and they're the first thing guests notice.
The Window Washing Robot cleans your windows, glass doors and mirrors for you, so the view you paid for always looks its best.
Set the Window Washing Robot on the glass, and it washes while you vacuum, fold the laundry or make dinner.
Your sliding and patio doors collect fingerprints from everyone who walks through and nose prints from the pets, and they're the first thing guests notice.
You chose your home for what's outside the glass. Pollen, salt air and rain spots slowly cloud it, and you notice every streak the moment the sun hits it.
Large windows and tall glass are hard to reach and slow to clean by hand. Doing it right takes a step stool, a lot of stretching and most of an afternoon.
Cleaning big glass by hand is a workout nobody asked for. The Window Washing Robot does the hard part, so clean windows no longer cost you an afternoon and a sore back.
Large windows mean reaching overhead and scrubbing back and forth until your shoulders ache. The robot makes every pass for you, from the top corner to the bottom edge.
A wall of glass can keep you standing for an hour. With the robot, your part takes a few minutes: you fill the tank, set it on the glass and choose a mode.
It cleans the inside of your windows, and the outside on a dry day, so the view looks the same from your sofa as it does from the patio.
The rollers scrub away handprints, nose prints and the fine dust that dulls the glass, so the light comes through clear again.
The next time the afternoon sun hits your windows, all you'll see is the view.
It works best on large, smooth, upright glass in good condition.
These are the doors everyone touches, and now you can clean them as often as they need it.
It cleans big panes from top to bottom, so you don't have to stretch to reach them.
Your doors stay clear for morning coffee and evening guests.
A room made of glass finally stays as bright as it was designed to be.
Bathroom, closet and home-gym mirrors come out clean and streak-free.
It cleans exterior glass too, on a dry day.
It finally takes care of the windows nobody gets around to.
It cleans glass shower doors and frameless shower panels, so your bathroom keeps that just-cleaned look.
It also works on smooth tile and marble walls.
You can move it from window to window and room to room.
Not built for skylights, cracked glass or small divided panes.
Answer four quick questions to find out.
Smooth, sound glass like yours is exactly what the Window Washing Robot is built for. You can expect clean, clear glass without the bucket and squeegee.
The robot works best on large, smooth, upright glass that meets the product requirements. If you're not sure about your surface, the FAQ explains what works best.
Textured, antique and damaged glass need gentle hand cleaning or a professional. We'd rather tell you now than have you send it back later.
You need to be able to place the robot on the glass and take it back off from a secure spot inside. For windows you can't reach that way, a professional window cleaner is the safer choice.
The robot needs someone home while it works, so you can move it between windows and check on it. If you want something that runs while you're out, this isn't the right fit.
The Window Washing Robot has a square, low-profile body, a sealed black face and a brushed-chrome carry handle. It looks at home on the glass in a well-kept room.


As the robot moves, its six-way spray mists the glass ahead of it. The front roller scrubs away dust and fingerprints, and the back roller wipes the glass behind it in the same pass. Four corner brushes reach into the edges along the frame.
8,000 Pa of suction keeps the robot pressed firmly to the glass, and a brushless motor moves it smoothly across the pane. You choose the cleaning mode with the remote or from the app on your phone.

You set it on the glass, and it cleans while you get on with your day at home.
Add water or an approved glass cleaner to the 110 ml tank.
Plug it in, clip on the safety rope and set it on the glass.
Pick a cleaning mode on the remote or in the app, and the robot gets to work.
It sprays and scrubs its way across the whole pane. Then you move it to the next window.
Here's how the Window Washing Robot compares with what you're doing now.
| Option | Do it yourself | Hire a window cleaner | Window Washing Robot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your time | Most of an afternoon | Booking, then waiting for the visit | A few minutes to set it up |
| When it gets done | Whenever you find the time | On the cleaner's schedule | Whenever you want, as often as you want |
| Tall glass | Step stools and stretching | The crew handles it | The robot covers the tall panes for you |
| The finish | Depends on your technique | Usually streak-free | Scrubbed and wiped in one pass |

ABIR branding appears on the robot and the box.
Confirmed by the manufacturer for the WD10.
| Model | ABIR WD10 |
|---|---|
| Suction | 8,000 Pa |
| Water spray | 6-way |
| Water tank | 110 ml |
| Motor | Brushless |
| Cleaning modes | Multiple |
| Control | Remote and app |
| Safety rope | 4 m (13 ft) |
| Power | Plug-in, 80 W, 110–220 V, US plug |
| Safety battery | Holds it on the glass up to 30 min if the power cuts out |
| Use | Household and outdoor glass |
If it isn't right for your glass, send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund.
28 reviews, averaging 4.9 of 5. Translated where needed.
“Cleans windows without leaving streaks.”
Verified buyer, June 2026
“Easy to use. Quiet. Well packaged.”
Verified buyer, June 2026
“Works very well. I recommend it.”
Verified buyer, June 2026
Safety summary only. Read the instructions that come with it before first use.
It's built for smooth, flat glass, with or without a frame: sliding doors, picture windows, glass walls, mirrors and glass shower doors. It isn't built for skylights, cracked glass or small divided panes.
Send it back within 30 days of delivery for a refund. The returns policy has the details.
It holds on with 8,000 Pa of suction, and the 4-meter safety rope in the box clips to a sturdy anchor indoors every time you use it. It also has a built-in safety battery. If the power cuts out, it keeps the robot on the window for up to 30 minutes, so you have time to take it down.
No. It works while you're home. Clip the safety rope to an indoor anchor before every run, keep it plugged in, and keep people, pets and valuables clear of the area below the window.
Not when the glass and cloths are clean. Sand or grit trapped under the robot can scratch glass, so wipe off any grit and check the cloths before each use.
Modern replacement windows in a historic home can work well. Original antique, wavy, stained or leaded glass is too fragile for it.
It's made for everyday dirt, dust and fingerprints. Paint, adhesive, mineral deposits and hardened bird droppings need to be removed by hand first.
Yes, if you can place it on the glass and take it back off from a secure spot inside. Never lean or reach out of a window to reach it.
It earns its spot on the glass you clean most: the slider, the door to the patio, the view window. A few minutes of setup instead of a bucket and squeegee is what makes it a weekly habit.
With the remote control that comes in the box, or from the app on your phone. Both let you choose from multiple cleaning modes.
Yes, on a dry day, as long as you can anchor the safety rope securely indoors. Never run it in rain or on horizontal glass.
No. It plugs into a standard US outlet and stays plugged in the whole time it works. Its built-in safety battery only holds it on the glass during a power cut. It doesn't run the cleaning.
The 110 ml tank takes water or a gentle glass cleaner. Skip dish soap, which leaves residue on the glass.
Yes. The box includes 4 spare corner brushes and 4 cleaning cloths, along with the 2 rollers already installed on the robot.
Route the cord so no one trips on it and it can't snag on the window or furniture. Keep fingers, hair and loose clothing clear of the rollers and brushes.
Only the cleaning spray should touch it. Never run it in rain, keep it dry and never put it in water.
Try it on your own windows for 30 days.