Review on 🧹 GooMover Scraper Blade for Broom or Mop Handles - Innovative Spot Cleaning Kit with Attachments - Effortlessly Remove Sticky Goo & Gunk from Floors by Erin Brown

The best is the scraper. From there comes the descent. I thought this could be a great tool for my house cleaning business, but it's pretty limited in what I can use it for. If a thick rough spot occurs this can help break it BUT I have to be extremely careful as this can ruin the finish can ruin the paint on the floor as it is essentially fine sandpaper (like a magic eraser) . .And if you've worked with it before, you know that the scrubber itself breaks quickly). Well, for ceramic tiles? Excellent. But for wood, paint, most laminates and Pergo. it will not work. In a professional environment, I don't take any risks. If you don't care or you have such a mess it's worth it, maybe damage it. then do it. But even then, I don't think I want to keep buying the supplement. I just bend over to clean up the mess, or use another product in the same style that's more versatile (they're there if you're looking). I know it's designed for a broom or mop handle (just flip it), but it would be great if it came with a handle - it would cost a dime - to give it extra versatility for areas that just don't have one long mop handle fits / broom. It can be used in showers and bathtubs (depending on the material. Don't use fiberglass! Ceramic will do) and I'd love it for that. There is a cap, but it is uncomfortable to hold. So even if it were just a little bit better designed, I would find it a lot more rewarding. washers for attachment. It's inconvenient and distracting from handling the broom/mop handle unless you plan on removing it every time you use it. I do not know. I think it's just a failure for me. I think this is normal and I don't think it increases productivity, efficiency and time savings (things I look for to maximize my cleaning business).