Review on Ettore Curved Industrial Squeegee 36 Inch by Hunter Wyn

This tool doesn't lay flat on the surface like some reviewers say. It also can't be made to flex anything, as some other reviewers have said. However, the rubber blade is thick and tough, probably durable. With use, the outer edges wear away, allowing the center of the blade to make closer contact with the surface being mopped. This tool didn't work as well as I thought it would for the purpose I bought it for, but it didn't work. Fault. Rather, the problem was an uneven surface that I was trying to remove water from. Even so, it squeezed out a lot of water with each stroke. Experiment with your specific task, but for myself I've found that pushing the water sideways is better than making one long pass. That's because I pushed the water uphill. If you're pushing water down a slope, like out of a garage, it's probably not a big deal.