Hi and welcome to another onus video and today I'm doing something quite different. So three years ago I filmed my first ever review and it was for this Cartier window vacuum. Since then it's had almost 180,000 views which is unbelievable and I've had a lot of comments on that review and most of them asking how to avoid streaks on the windows. So today because we're self-isolating at home as so many of you are and we've been cleaning up outside here, we're spending a lot more time in the garden and looking at our windows I'm going to show you how I clean mine with this window vacuum and how I avoid streaks. So in my bucket here I have just hot water and I've added a couple of drops of washing up liquid to it so that it's nice and soapy. So it should be soapy enough that you can actually see the soap when you wipe on the windows. So that's probably a few drops of washing up liquid. There we go. Okay let's wipe these down. Okay here we go. So don't be put off by the fat you can see the soap on the window because it's not going to leave a residue. And I first found out about using soapy water on windows when I worked in a delicate test in years ago and they had a little glass counter and the owner she used to get us to clean it with hot soapy water on a cloth and then we would rub it down with newspapers and that was like the ultimate way to clean glass, it was all street free. Nowadays we like to recycle our newspapers so that's why I use the soapy water with the cartridge. But you could just use a blade if you wanted to or any kind of window vacuum but I find the cartridge is very good for removing hoovering up all this soapy water here. So you'll notice I'm using these yellow cloths. These were actually discovered by my husband who is a very keen and careful car cleaner. They're made by a company called Euro, EUR-OW. I'll try and find a link to them and put it in the video description. And these are microfiber cloths. They are at their very best before they're washed in the washing machine. But I use some frequent and wash mine. You still get good results. So I'm going to click my cartridge. I've done a review if you're interested in the cartridge or linked to the review in the video description so you can see exactly how to use the cartridge. But switching it on, then it's all in the action. So two avoid streaks. You don't want to be moving it around too much. You just want to go in straight lines. So I'm moving a little bit slower than on your ground. They would just so you can see what I'm doing here. But you can see just from the window pane there how good a job the cartridge does on actually vacuuming up the moisture. It's leaving a little bit behind which would streak but I'm going to show you how to avoid that in just a second. So the window is pretty dry but where you use the cartridge and your straight lines you move on to the next line there is a bit of potential to leave a streak there. So all you're going to do afterwards is use the dry microfiber cloth on your window just where you see any residue moisture. In a straight line don't bother going in circles. And as long as you leave your window perfectly dry it's going to be straight free. This is the same window vacuum that I used in that first review and by then it was already years old. And I used this still in my bathroom every morning to clean the steam from my mirrors and showers. So it's heavily used and I have had people comment about losing its suction or problems with the blade. It's pretty low maintenance the cartridge but you have to if you want to be using it over a period of time be willing to take apart. It's quite easy to do. There's all these detachable bits with it and you can give that a clean out basically. So the blades come off you can buy replacement blades if you find they're blunting. But before you do it's also a good idea to clean in between the blades. Sometimes I just give it a bit of a rinse or sometimes I'll get in there with my glove and give it a good old clean down. And yeah you just take it apart rinse it through. There's a little filter within here that if you take this section off you can clean the filter. So don't be afraid using the sections you can see there for taking the cartridge apart. Don't be afraid to have a go brush it down rinse it out and that should keep it fully functioning for a long long time. So a little bit of a two year anniversary review there harping back to the very first cartridge video that I did. And now isn't it timely that when we're all kind of stuck at home we do a little recap and answer some of those questions that you've got for me. I hope you're all saying safe and well and I will see you next time for another honest video. .