Suds Lab Extendable Microfiber Chenille Cleaning Brush | 60-Inch Scratch-Free Duster for Cars, Home, Furniture, and Electronics | 360° Rotating Handle, Washable Head, and Extendable Reach

Bought the others before this one. Others were inferior and kept loosening. Had to use duct tape. This one is sturdy. Buy it!

It is good quality but not substantially better than lower priced models

Used this to clean the sofits, eves & gutters on the house. Spiders have been bad this year. Webs all over the outside of the house. Really the worst it has ever been. Worked very well for the house washing. Nice pivot, got into the corners we'll enough. Held up well. I should be able to get a few more years of house cleaning done with it.

Does it work? Yes.Problems are that there's no reliable way to secure the black pull string, which can result in scratches. The pivot is inadequate, resulting in difficulty with some curves on the vehicle. And lastly, the head of the tool constantly falls off, resulting in the microfiber mitt touching the ground and picking up dirt and debris. This is the worst part as the connection between the stick and the head is seriously inadequate. I don't recommend this to anyone.

When the pad is wet it is heavy and pops out of socket on stick

Not impressed with this product.

This brush handle in my opinion is probably the best bang for your buck on Amazon. It honestly works perfectly and i used it to clean a 30ft RV trailer with no issues. The only grip i had was that i wish the swivel could do 360 degrees rather than only swivel in one direction.

Nice size wash pad covers a good area and the 3-section pole is pretty sturdy compared to others out there. The sections lock securely with a gentle twist. The overall extended length of just the pole is exactly 5ft. Looking at the noodles and compared to my usual wash mitt, these seem to be spaced a little closer. They feel the same softness which I'd estimate to be an 80/20 blend if you're familiar with that spec. The lower number is the amount of Polyamide mixed with the polyester(top#). The higher the bottom number, the softer the microfiber will feel and the less likely to scratch/swirl up your paint. The 2 better, most common blends are either 80/20 or 70/30 with the latter being softer & slightly more expensive. There are some real cheap 85/15 blends but I would never let those touch my exterior paint, any piano gloss black surfaces or instrument cluster plastic bezels. Those are better suited for house cleaning/dusting/kitchen use.So, this works fine with a good lubricating soap to wash your vehicle but don't use a lot of pressure. Let the soap and microfiber noodles to do the work of grabbing & lifting the dirt. Don't forget to rinse it often either by blasting with a pressure washer or dipping back in your rinse bucket with a grit guard at the bottom so it doesn't pick up more dirt. Personally, I prefer to blast it off with my pressure washer (not much over 1700PSI or can damage the mitt with too much pressure) before dipping in wash bucket for more soap & suds. DON'T use this dry to run over your paint in attempt to dry the surface. Use a good, dedicated twisted loop MF towel or similar for drying, not a bath towel.There's also a small rubber hand strap on the back side that makes it convenient to use in case you don't need the pole. Nice that they also included an extra pad so you can continue with another car if the first pad is being washed. They easily attach with a zip string that's a little long once the pad is secured, but that's easily wrapped & secured aroung the rubber handle so it doesn't get in the way while washing.