Ettore 11112 Original 🪟 Squeegee 12-Inch: Efficient Window Cleaning Solution Review

I'm very impressed. I had a nasty suds in my shower. I found a video on YouTube showing how to get rid of it. After you're done cleaning, it's a good idea to buy a mop to remove water stains right after you shower, before they turn into foam. I do this every day and my shower still looks great. This is a great tool. Works very well, unlike some of the plastic bottles sold in stores that require you to walk over the same spot multiple times before it comes clean.

The family uses this scraper to clean the shower doors 2-3 times EVERY DAY. We've used it for a full YEAR and it still has the perfect edge! right angle. I have used other mops with thin rubber blades and the corners are hanging like dog ears. Look at the photos and see for yourself. The pen looks like new, the interior has not discolored and is very light! We'll update this review when it's time to replace the rubber strap.

I used to have a brass shop wiper, got lost when moving house. I chose stainless steel. It's just as good, the best tool you can have for working with Windows. One trick is to wash the window with your solution (a few drops of dish soap, some vinegar or alcohol or whatever, and water). THEN run your finger in a dry towel or cloth along the very top of the glass. Then start with a mop. This small movement keeps the water from dripping down from that tiny space above. Wipe a little and you have a

This is a five in efficiency; well built. Very important. I bought because my husband buys these plastic designer mops for our daily shower glass maintenance they don't work well but look nice on the shower wall. When she bought the 6-inch device that turns shower glass care into a repetitive workout, I bought this, stashed it in my closet, and use it when I shower. But the chrome is so good that when I finally show it to her (or she finds it) she might agree that it rivals designer squeegees…

I used to have a brass shop scraper that I lost when I moved. I chose stainless steel. It's just as good, the best tool you can have for working with Windows. One trick is to wash the window with your solution (a few drops of dish soap, some vinegar or alcohol or whatever, and water). THEN run your finger in a dry towel or cloth along the very top of the glass. Then start with a mop. This small movement keeps the water from dripping down from that tiny space above. Wipe a little and you have a…

I've been using one of these every day for my glass shower enclosure for 10 years. Quality is excellent, wear-resistant, easy to disassemble for cleaning, withstands falls, made in the USA. It's time to replace it, so I bought another one. The current model is still made in the USA, but in a different way. It's too early to tell if that's good or bad. On the old model, the handle was magnetic (but didn't rust) and the blade frame was stainless steel. It weighed 5.7 ounces. The new one appears…