We have one, and we use ours for:-
remove condensation from windows in a morning
removing water from shower doors after a shower
removing water from tiles around bath after a shower
removing water from bath, after a bath
cleaning house and car windows
picking up spills on any hard surface (floor, worktop etc)
great for cleaning windows and mirrors as it leaves them streak free

Is that round the corner from Mayfair?

Have only used ours twice in 6 months. It does it's job well but I can still see it ending up in the same cupboard as our toasted sandwich maker, food processor, slow cooker and Sodastream fizzy drinks maker.

Exactly! In my old victorian house for 3 months of the year this removes all the condensation in about 5 minutes for all the windows, compared to about 10 minutes faffing about with cloth and bucket (which is what I used to do). This saves me a minimum 90 x 5= 450 minutes = 7.5 hours to enjoy as leisure time. It also saves the paintwork which means no painting required for last 4 years which has now saved me an additional two weeks of labour. So if you have an old house with old windows it is a no brainer.

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I posted on last week's offer that although full priced on the shelf, item scanned at £17

Funnily enough I have a C4 that is exactly the same, not Picasso though. Still £42 in my tesco though :disappointed:

Any store has the stock in South East London? :confused:

Nice one. Keep the heat up...

Bought one at Barrow In Furness Extra store tonight. About a dozen left. Going to try it in my Citroen Picasso which refuses to demist on whatever setting the fan/air con is on :smiley: Was £17.

Ventilate your house more, or get one of those Drimaster fans for the attic

Does anyone have the barcode for the product

If you have high gloss worktops, this is the machine for you. I have black granite worktops, and have always struggled to keep them looking shiny and pristine, no matter what cleaning product used. Now I just run over the tops, section at a time with a soapy cloth. Use the Karcher, wipe the blade in between passes, and hey presto, absolutely immaculate.
No chemicals, no elbow grease, no polishing up to a shine. If you have any kind of high gloss worktop, I urge you to get one of these.
The WV2 premium, with spray bottle and extra smaller head is £17 in Tesco Inverness

Picked up 12 of the Karcher WV2 premium model for £12.25 each from Tesco the other week from a deal on here ...

You''re gonna have to try it to find out. Alternatively, you may want to check out youtube to see if there's a review of the one you're now thinking of...

er.. if the water can't get out it will just condense wherever it is cold.

I live in an old shop with huge old single glazed windows. I currently need a dehumidifier to control condensation. I'd like one of these.. I wonder if the Maplin one that is £9.99 is any good because my Tesco doesn't have the Karcher.

None left when I came last night :confused:

Nice one, bro.

Bought one today in Tesco Bournemouth marked up at £17, but scanning at £14. Several still there.

Air con takes too long to dry windows. I dont have patience to wait

You should try air con much less hassle. :smile:

Thanks for the info. Managed to return my premium one that I bought last week for £35 and rebuy it for £17

Thanks for letting us know! Glad to see the savings continue

Just picked one from Orpington, £39 on the shelf, scanning at £14. There were 6 or 7 left on the shelf.

Many thaks OP.

WV1 and WV5 both full price in Banbury. No VW2 on shelf. ****.

COLD. Stockport Tesco Extra WV1 £50. WV2 £60.

just picked up 1 from tesco hayes bulls bridge ...quite still left thanks op

Glad people are still able to pick up this deal, especially those who have wanted to get it for a while now...

How much is the WV5?

thanks guys picked up 1 in goodmayes tesco..only 1 more left on shelf but box looks like it has seen better days.. the tesco in Romford still scanning vw1 at £50 and didn't see any vw2 or vw5 on ground floor

I think what needs to be noted is the general concensus that the product works, even if some think its a glorified sponge/mop cloth...

​maybe you should invest in a dehumidifier not a window vac.

Managed to pick one of the premium ones up last night. It's superb! can't believe I've gone this long without one. We have a problem with condensation on Windows so this will help till we get them sorted.

But condensation will just come right back, no? In my coffee shop my windows steam up all the time. We sponge the windows with washing up liquid and rub that in with blu roll and it keeps the condensation away for a couple of days.

Either that or the caught on to it also and bought it all up themselves!

Phoned my Tesco to check stock and lady said we have plenty in stock. Went there oh about 30 minutes and they were sold out. Obviously staff nicked them.

Just picked one up at Tesco Stockport! No price on the shelf but scanned at £14

Worth a punt

ah discount Karcher window vac, we meet again.

I agree the units are useless, but they come with 2 years warranty as standard. I know because I contacted Karcher online (having purchased from Amazon) and they replaced mine that had died 3 month before its 2 years were up.

Cheap because they are useless.

Plenty of the wv2 in Tesco Irlam ,other stuff being sold off too, i got this for £2.50 https://www.tesco.com/direct/patrol-36-slot-organiser/140-0541.prd?source=others

Thank you, been checking the price of these in tesco for the last few weeks, finally bought one, last one on shelf too

Two premium ones left in beckton @£17

Mine died just over a year. It wouldn't charge (red charge light kept flashing) so I contacted the company and they pretty much said they cannot help me because its over 12 months since purchase. She (customer support) did not even provide a contact to a department I could ask what maybe the problem... I would still buy another one if I can find one for £14 but still annoyed with the customer "no" support.

We use ours for window condensation and to clean the bathroom shower screen. Brilliant buy for us

yeh but you ave to go the long way round. Just make sure you don't get sent straight to jail.

Not the same as vacuum and broom at all. A broom won't suck dirt out of a carpet. A squeegee and cloth will deal with all the jobs mentioned perfectly and in my experience just as quick and with less hassle.

Taking your analogy on board though, I use a broom instead of a hoover on hard floors because it's much easier and more effective. The latest tech isn't always the best for every job.

These vacs are definitely a case of "buy with your heart, justify with your head".
I was given one as a present, I use it to clear condensation from the window in the morning. But only because I have it. It either has to sit looking ugly in the corner of the room, or I have to move it somewhere else. My trusty old squeegee and cloth used to tuck away nice and discreetly.
It does the job well enough, although getting the bottom of the window is tricky because it hits the windowsill; another shortfall that I don't get with a squeegee. I'll be secretly glad when the battery inevitably dies.

It's a nationwide. Scanning @ £14.

Suspect there will be a rush of man servants sent to get them.

Yeah, gotta make sure the shower and bath are dry.

Could work for that too! :laughing:

Good if you have boys that occasionally mis-aim on the bathroom floor.

If it was that simple then we prob would have done it....

turn up your heating or find out why have so much condensation... stop drying clothes in the house or stop breathing..

What's the barcode number

Newry had 1 left after i bought 1, got the WV2 for £14. Great value.

PS Just bought it my Tesco - £14! Thanks OP!... I can now give my old one away to a friend who keeps borrowing mine! :smiley:

If you live in a house where you get condensation on your windows in the morning these are a god send. We use ours daily in the winter and have done for a couple of years. If you don't live in a house with this issue then it's maybe not for you but if you do, it will be one of the best things you buy.

Mine died after 8 months only used it about a dozen times.

i keep mine in the car and use it for inside window condensation/fog. Its brilliant. The charge holds very long too

Damn, none in the Reading store :-(

RELEASE THE GEESE.

Re #24, et al

Blimey...such emotive, negative comments for something the cost of a couple of pints....barmy.

I have a large conservatory adjoined to my tiled kitchen with 15-20 panes of glass. We use a Karcher which helps control condensation/steam on the tiles and windows. A squeegee would do the same if it weren't for the excess water, which you could use a towel/kitchen roll for. However for me it is more convenient using the Karcher, which sucks the water in. We also use it on our shower screen.

My only gripe, is the size of it. Quite chunky and you would feel it over a pro-longed use period. If this was slimmer (like a squeegee) it would be more appealing.

Would still buy it though as it has saved me a lot of time

I use mine at least fortnightly for cleaning my interior windows

Another post for the most pointless gadget ever.Dont Waste your money people it's an experienced dive toy that dosent help in any way.

not a goose chase . bought a wv2 with window sprayer for £17 and indeed the wv1 was £14 . also bought a K2 plus home kit for £25

​It's like the bread maker of window cleaning products!

For us it is one f those gadgets you try for a few weeks, and then ends up in a cupboard where it slowly dies

Tesco Extra Beckton

Shelf ticket £35, took a chance, scans @ £17

Thanks OP, the heads up is appreciated.

​it does but far less effort. same as a vacuum and broom.

So it does the same as a £1 squeegee and a cloth costing pennies then? :smiley:

Release the geese......

Here Goosey Goosey

What is the actual worth of having that gadget?

Heat from me if.

just went to old kent road on monopoly board no karcher lol

Thanks for the heads up, will keep an eye out for this.

What Tesco was that, pls?

Got the premium one couple of weeks ago from Tesco for £12.25

Just check you local Tesco store, it should be the same if they have it in stock.

No, this is South East London...

This particular one was in the Old Kent road store in London and it was on a narrow shelf which could only hold 2 at a time. It didn't say "reduced" and for a time as they normally do so i'm assuming its a price slash.

WV2 model. i bought one for myself too

Is it the WV5 model? Thanks

which store?