🪒 FOSHIO Plastic Razor Blade Scraper: Includes 2PCS Scraper Tool and 100PCS Blades for Efficient Gasket, Labels and Adhesive Removal on Windows and Glass Review

Needed to remove more than a hundred 30 year old adhesive residues. Damage to the tree subsoil should be avoided if possible. However, the main goal was not to leave any sticky block marks. Various chemicals were tried. Search engines were used to determine the "Top 5" chemical removers. Four out of five were bought. All were used according to the instructions provided. None of the chemical removers worked. This simple device worked. The photos show a small section of our wooden wall before and

I have to remove glue or residue from glass about every 3-12 months, but I hate the chore. I love to scratch with razor blades, but I'm always scared of scratching glass. I've known solutions like Orange Oil or Goo-Gone, but they always leave streaks on the glass that are difficult to remove once the adhesive is gone. So what's the solution? Plastic razor blades. They have an edge good enough to remove sticky dirt. They're so cheap you can get a hundred for the price of 5 metal (so what's the…

I used them to get a bunch of juice out of a car. There were dozens of spots and nothing else I tried helped; not rubbing with a mesh sponge, not 201, not 105 and definitely not my thing with sound imitations. it only made it much, much worse. In the end, just taking the time to scrape off the drips was enough. Went through several blades because some of the drops were hard some soft which spread all over the blade. Finish with an isopropyl wipe, then proceed to the rest of the machine as…

The plastic blade came in a neatly packed box and came with two blade handles. I originally bought these for decals and car windows but lost the algae scraper for my fish tank and realized that etc means multifunctional! Ha ha. Works great on glass and car decals (intended purpose) and outperforms traditional metal blades when you want to avoid car/glass scratches or chips. not so sharp that you can easily cut yourself or cut your fingers. Sufficiently blunt, with sufficient slope of the edge…

I bought this to remove paint spatter and it works just great! It feels good in the hand and is well balanced. I have used it in preparing the house for sale for various types of jobs. It holds up very well and the durability of the blades depends on the type of work you are doing. To remove splashes of paint from a smooth surface, one blade was enough for the entire job. When removing limescale I used about 5 blades Tips: - When applying to painted or other treated surfaces, do not press too…