FOSHIO Set Of 2 Orange Plastic Razor Blade Scrapers With 100 Plastic Blades - Ideal For Gasket, Sticker, And Adhesive Removal On Windows And Glass Surfaces Review

These little scrapers make quick work of removing stickers without damaging the underlying finish. I have even used them to carefully remove used bookstore stickers from paperback books. They are easy to grip andnchanging the blades only takes seconds. For the price they are well worth your consideration. I got mine with yellow handles to make it harder to lose them.I also used these to scrape up dried hot glue from the lab tables in my classroom. Works a treat and the blades stayed sharp…

Don't get me wrong. These things are still sharp. And they're double sided blades so you need the included holders. I would have liked a third holder because I use them for several applications but two is still a useful number.They work just as well as metal and take away the concern about scratches. You get enough blades that I don't feel bad putting stress on them, fearing they'll break. I either have the other side if it's still usable or I can swap to another one.

I use these to clean the inside of my outdoor grill. It does a great job. Small plastic tool - what a great idea. That's my review.

The blades don't hold up very well, they snap in half pretty easily but it comes with lots of replacements. I'd still purchase it again

I purchased this to use in removing paint splatter and it works like a charm! It's easy to grip, and it well balanced. I've been using it while getting house ready to sell, on several types of jobs. It is holding up very well, and the blades' longevity depends on the job you're doing. For snapping paint splatter off of a smooth surface, one blade lasted the whole job. When using to scrape away lime/calcium deposits, I went through about 5 blades.Tips:- When using on a varnished or other…

These scrapers are WONDERFUL. I don't know how I've existed for so long without them. They make cleanup a breeze! Solidified bacon fat? Scrape it up. Stuck on food particles? Scrape away. Stubborn labels? Gone! Since they are plastic I never worry about ruining my stuff. Have used one a few times a week for several months and only now noticing it's getting dull, so great value too.

Taking off a vehicle wrap is tough, but it would be impossible without these blades. I'm still having a difficult time getting some of the residue off of the hood. I have to change the blades often but they give you so many blades in a pack and they are all reversable so 100 blades gives you 200 uses. I've changed them many many times and thrown away several blades and I still have a lot left.Very happy with the product and the price is probably a little too low LOL.

These scrapers work really well on tough stains and grime. Particularly in the oven and on the inside of the glass door! That's my review!

I needed them to scrape stuff off of wood & also an old vinyl floor without gouging. They worked very well for this purpose.The handles, while sturdy, are on the small side so people who have large hands should be aware that they might get hand cramps.I did.The blades are decent & not too sharp. They can break in half and send plastic shrapnel flying.I'm still looking for half of a blade lol But they are easily removed & replaced & don't fall out of the handle.

You really can’t beat the price for how many plastic razors you get. Even if they didn’t come with two scalpers I would have been satisfied.

The holder is a sturdy plastic holder and a good choice. However the plastic razors are not as sharp as I expected. Will try a real metal razor in it to see if it does better than the plastic.

No need to worry about scratching/cutting the surface you are working on. Sharp as a razor without the worry of cutting. Very useful in place of a sharp razor.

Very handy. Works similarly to razor blades without the rust and the risk of cutting myself. I use them for cleaning and removing price stickers. The "blades” last a long time.

We tried everything to remove the old, cracked, vinyl hood bra that came with the car that had deteriorated after a few years. Used the Rapid Remove Adhesive Remover with the FOSHIO scrapers and what a difference! This particular kind of job is very time-consuming, but after we started using the scrapers with the adhesive remover, the job was completed in very little time. Wish we would had used them from the start of the project. Inexpensive too. 100 razors are included. Wish I could rate this

I was looking for something I could use to scrape the algae off of my aquarium. The Little scraper works great. I would have liked it to be larger. It’s only about 3 inches long.

I only have to remove adhesive or residue from glass about once ever 3-12 months, but it's a chore I hate. I love to use razor blades to scrape, but I always fear scratching the glass. I know solves like Orange Oil or Goo-Gone work, but they always leave streaks on the window that are difficult to remove once the adhesive is gone. So, what's the solution? Plastic Razor Scrapers. They have a good enough edge to remove the sticky gunk. They are cheap enough that you can get a hundred for the…

This is amazing! I can scrape things without worrying about scratching the surface! These are still very sharp so they scrape very well. They do wear out quick, but that's to be expected since they are plastic. That said, this comes with 100 blades, so you have blades to spare! I wish I discovered these sooner!

I painted the plastic window panes on a kitchen door. I was afraid if I used a regular razor blade to scrape off excess paint on the glass, I could risk cutting into the plastic piece. These plastic razors did pretty well. Comfortable in my hand, seemed pretty sharp at first. The paint came up from glass easily. Some areas had thicker paint, so more elbow grease was applied. I did compare with a real razor at this point, of course the metal blade went thru paint with more ease. As I worked with

Over a hundred 30 year old adhesive remnants needed to be removed. Damage to the underlying wood surface, if at all possible, was to be avoided. The primary goal, however, was to leave no trace of the adhesive blocks.Multiple chemicals are tried. Search engines were used to identify the "top 5" chemical removers. Four of the five were purchased. All of them were used in accordance with the provided directions. None of the chemical removers worked.This simple device worked. The photos show a…

I’ve been using this tool for a few months. It works really well to remove labels from glass bottles and other sticky residue. i would buy again!