After 2000 BC, Egyptians were able to create art of glass-making. Soon windows became a fixture of European architecture. As it got popular enough, window cleaning started developing.
The first recorded cleaning tool is from 5th century, invented in Greece, and it is a horse-sweat squeegee. Generally used in the stables for grooming and rubbing down animals, after some time people found out that absorbent material would be perfect at window cleaning.
1936 was the year, when Ettore Sceccone created the single-blade window cleaning squeegee. The other window cleaning tool was used to eliminate the water spots and streaks. For cleaning water spots people started using lint-free rags, micro-fibre window cleaning towels and later – window cleaning clay foams. All these cleaning tools all guaranteed wiping off dirt and leave the glass clear, flawless and speck-free as well.
