🪒 Bates- Razor Blade Scraper: 2 Pack with 30 Extra Blades - Window, Glass & Retractable Scraper Tool Review

Holds the blade. it is quite normal for it to scratch. Plastic is comfortable to hold, but sometimes doesn't fully snap into place. I use it to scrape dirt off the glass in my wood stove. works very well for this. comes with a bunch of blades. for the price i'm not mad

They are very cheaply made. You're not holding the blade. The blades are dull and dangle in the pack like a wet fish. There were no lids on 6. Very cheaply made. The blades are also of poor quality, they don't cut the air.

They are functional and light, rather thin. I wouldn't rely on them for hard scraping, especially the blades that came with the kit. There have been some complaints in the past that there is no blade cover when the blades are not in use. Push the button all the way back to retract the blade when not in use ;)

If you are not very gentle with this tool it will fail immediately with normal use. I bought this to clean windows and the first time I used it to cut a piece of new rubber for my mop it got stuck and wouldn't close. The metal holders I've had in the past last for a year of daily window cleaning and I don't pay for rubber cutting help.

I would not recommend these scrapers for those who have a busy job. The blades don't snap tightly and you have to hold the button while brushing. They were inexpensive, so if you're just doing small jobs with them, you'll get by with them. When I finished, my thumb hurt from having to hold the button.

We wanted this because the handle is very comfortable to hold. We had a big problem with the blades slipping a lot. We used them with Goo Gone to remove window film from a window installed by a previous homeowner. This helped with removal, but we kept moving the blade. It got to the point where I had to use duct tape to tie them. I regret buying the knife.

These scrapers are complete junk. The mechanism refuses to stay in the locked position. I've always had metal scrapers, but they rust and rust. I thought buying a plastic one would be a smarter idea. It was theory. That was wrong too. These things are really cheap junk. If you decide against a purchase despite my recommendation, you can also order a first-aid kit just in case.

They are cheaply made and will not hold up over time. The blade kept slipping when I tried to scrape the sealant off the tub body. They did the job for me but I can't see myself using them long term. Also, I didn't get 30 extra blades. The only reason I haven't gone back is because I really just bought them for a job and wasn't expecting to use a scraper again and for that purpose they did the job. For the price and with one-time or non-intensive use, they are "normal". They're plastic, so if I

I bought these because they were cheap and I regret it. These are the worst blade scrapers I've ever used and they're so inefficient they're almost unsafe. The plastic case is very cheap and doesn't offer the grip I was hoping for. The slot for the included blades is not tight enough, causing the blade to move to one side when tilted. I even dropped the blade completely out of the slot in the middle of a scratch. As if that wasn't enough, the bolt that pushes the blade out has a horrible…