ClearView Windscreen Defogging Brush

The inside of a windscreen fogs up at the worst moments, and the usual answer is a sleeve wiped across it at arm's length. That leaves smears, it leaves the far corner untouched, and over a winter it leaves a greasy film that fogs up faster than before.

The ClearView is a flat-headed brush on a long handle, shaped to reach the base of the windscreen and the far corners from the driver's seat. The head pivots, so it lies flat against the glass at any angle.

The cover is double sided: coral fleece on one face for lifting condensation, suede on the other for the dry polish that leaves no streak. It pulls off and goes in the wash when it gets dirty.

Good to Know

📐 Brush head: 35 x 13 cm
🧵 Cover: 13 x 9 cm, coral fleece on one side, suede on the other
📦 In the box: 1 brush and 1 replacement cover
🪵 Build: plastic handle with a pivoting head
🚗 Use on: windscreens, side windows, mirrors and household glass

Why You'll Love It

🤲 Reaches the Corners
The long handle gets to the base of the windscreen and the far passenger corner without leaving the driver's seat or climbing across the gearstick.

🔄 Double-Sided Cover
Coral fleece soaks up the condensation, suede polishes the glass dry behind it. One pass with each side and the screen is genuinely clear rather than merely smeared thinner.

💧 No Water Marks
The suede side is what makes the difference. Most people never get past the damp-cloth stage, which is why their windscreen always dries with streaks in the low sun.

🔧 Pivoting Head
The head tilts to meet the glass flat, so the pressure spreads evenly across the whole pad instead of digging in at one edge.

🧺 Washable Cover
Pull the cover off and wash it. A spare is included, so one can be drying while the other is in the car.

❄️ Useful for De-Icing Too
On a frosty morning the absorbent side takes up the meltwater that otherwise refreezes into a new layer the moment you set off.

🪟 Not Only the Car
Bathroom mirrors, shower screens, conservatory glass, the inside of a caravan window — anywhere condensation collects somewhere awkward to reach.

🚗 Lives in the Door Pocket
Flat and light enough to keep in the car permanently, which matters because the mornings you need it are never the mornings you planned for.

👁️ Safety, Not Just Tidiness
A fogged or smeared screen in low winter sun is genuinely dangerous. Thirty seconds before pulling away is the cheapest safety measure there is.

🔁 Covers Are Replaceable
When a cover eventually wears out, the handle stays. The whole tool does not go in the bin because of a worn pad.

Thirty Seconds, Properly Clear

Use the fleece side first on a damp screen, then go over it again with the suede side to finish. Doing both is what leaves no streak.

Wash the cover every few weeks — a cover full of the film it has lifted off the glass simply puts it back.