WHOOSH! screen cleaner: through clean (review)

WHOOSH!

WHOOSH! is a brand for a range of cleaners for glasses, mirrors, laptops, phone screens, monitors, tablets, TVs and more. It is odourless, alcohol free, antimicrobial and non-toxic. Does it work?

Well, yes, it does, and in the spirit of coming clean 😊, it works slightly better than most glass cleaners and a microfibre cleaner.

But how much better is a real conundrum, as this is a US-made, Canadian-owned premium product at a premium price.

So let’s start with the WHOOSH! variants

$45.95: WHOOSH! Duo pump spray Screen Cleaner 100mL + 8mL with 2 x 15cm Microfibre Cloths. It has 80, 100, and 500mL variants.

$19.95 Screen Shine Wipes 20, 70 and 90 pack with a Micro-suede cloth at $19.95, $46.95, and $42 (price from the website).

$$4.95 Microfibre 3 x cloths 40 x 40 cm

All from WHOOSH! Australia

  • Website
  • 1300 126 332. 9 AM to 5 PM AEDT Sydney

CyberShack’s View: It’s a dirty job, but someone had to test WHOOSH!

There is no question that the screen wipes and cleaners work. But being the pathologically honest reviewer that I am, I don’t think WHOOSH! adds much if any value to Coles’ or Woollies’ home brand 750ml $1.95 glass cleaner or genuine Windex 750ml $4.50, and a generic chux wipe.

I desperately tried to find that added value because I can’t image anyone basing a business on selling glass cleaner at the equivalent of $75 for 750ml.

Looking further, I discovered TrustPilot Canada and found 43% gave it 1-star and 52% gave it 5-star. Now this smacks of ‘Trolling’, and Amazon AU has a more realistic 4.6 star rating.

We won’t formally rate it, but leave you with a caution. If you have money to spare, then try it. But also try glass cleaners and then make up your mind.

If you have used WHOOSH! please let us know at [email protected] or use the comments below.

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Comments

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  • Louise Roberts

    Apple stores worldwide use the WHOOSH! digital screen cleaner, as it does not damage the screen’s delicate surface like some cheaper alternatives that contain alcohol, and it also leaves the screen with a fingerprint-resistant coating. General-purpose wipes are too harsh for digital or TV screens and should be avoided.

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