🧊 CJ Industries F101 Fantastic Ice Scraper with Brass Blade, Red: The Ultimate Tool for Effortless Ice Removal Review

I despise plastic-bladed ice scrapers. Those ubiquitous black plastic tools do a terrible job of removing ice from windshields. I have found that although the blade is several inches wide, it only clears a finger's width of travel down the center of the blade. Metal-bladed scrapers like the one sold here solve this problem. Strong pressure causes the blade to clear ice across the entire width, making ice clearing less of a hassle. If you spend your winter mornings cleaning your windshield, you…

I was glad to find this scraper. The one I bought years ago finally broke. Over the years I've tried to make some of the common choices available in my area. This one works just as well as the first one I had. Nothing removes that tiny film of ice from windows so easily. It handles thick ice with ease. The longer handle helps reach the center of the windshield and back window, even though I'm under 5 feet tall. A word of caution though. Run the blade along the edge of the rubber to avoid…

Copes with its task. The width is difficult to see in the photo. I have another scraper with a much wider brass blade that I bought at a local store a few years ago. Brass scrapers work well as long as you don't bend them. Does it scratch the windshield? I'm not sure as the old car I got rid of recently had small scratches that could be from the blade or I suspect road sand got on the windshield and then scratching the windshield glass as the sand scrapes into the material Has. windshield. I…

I parked outside north of Indianapolis and now I'm dealing with a lot of ice and snow. This is easily the best scraper I have ever used to remove frost and thin ice from a windshield. The way the blade flexes to touch the windshield with little pressure allows you to get the job done much quicker as you can completely clean the area with just a few strokes instead of going back and forth with a regular plastic scraper to go. One downside I noticed is the flimsy handle - I broke a couple of…

Since I bought this scraper over 5 years ago I've had a lot of snow and ice and I've gone through a couple of plastic snow brushes with a cheap scraper for ice at the end. Most days I don't need that special ice scraper because the plastic snow brush is great for scraping snow. However, if there is a layer of ice, this is your hands-free tool. The only thing I can add is that I modified it with leftover modeling clay to make a big fat old buzz handle like a pen for it. that's not so convenient.

This Christmas, after almost a clinical exam at O'Hare and again at Sacramento Airport, I vowed never to trying to board the domestic flight again with a photocopy of my driver's license. As humiliating as the search was (twice!), even worse was the almost pornographic description of each examiner (fortunately my grandchildren weren't there to watch the procedure). (The examiners' detailed and thorough explanations betrayed more nervousness than I feared. In fact, it was their inconvenience…

Brass blade scrapers are much better than plastic blades but very hard to find. For light to medium ice build-up, you'll probably be surprised at how easy and clean this scraper works. It's as good as anything I've used. Plastic scrapers work less well when new and wear out quickly. The plastic edge wears away into a dull, jagged surface that tends to slide over ice rather than clearing it away. Unlike brass scrapers, they are irreversible. Once the edge wears off, it disappears and you need a…