Effortlessly Remove Caulk with 🔧 the Homax 5855 06 Caulk Remover Tool Review

This worked great but be aware if you have decade old sealant like me this is a disposable tool. I went through two of them and loosened the putty on one shower door (four beads). I had to finish with a screwdriver. If you have a big job, buy a few. And Revain sells it for more than double what WalMart or Lowes does. EDIT: I saw the light. Go to the paint shop and buy yourself a nice scraper. Depending on the work, the scraper will serve you much better.

My mother's bathroom recently needed a coat of paint, but before I could apply new coat of paint I had to get the old one off. I decided to use the HOMAX 5855 CAULK REMOVER to help with my task. The tool helped me easily get rid of most of the old caulk lining the tub. However, I needed a razor to get through some of the hard to reach places because the HOMAX 5855 CAULK REMOVER was too big. Also, after using it once, the tool really isn't in the right shape to use again. The tool was adequate…

I bought this hoping it would be deep and narrow enough to fit between the sink and the wall. Unfortunately it was still too wide to fit the narrow hole and I had to use a small screwdriver and needle nose pliers to get the job done. I wish it worked for what I wanted but I saved myself. This is for a possible need for a shower tray where it can go where I need it. Borrowing from other comments, I agree that this tool loses sharpness very quickly. Mine became dull trying to fit it between the…