🪒 Efficient Window Film Glass Glue Removal: Retractable Razor Blades Scraper with 5pcs Extra Replaceable Blades Review

The scraper felt and looked good and worked satisfactorily until I had to change the blade. The blade does not protrude beyond the body of the scraper, making it impossible to replace, and unlike other scrapers, this one cannot be disassembled to change the blade. In other words, this is a single-blade scraper, although it comes with five spare blades.

This is a good modern take on the old aluminium/steel case. The real problem with this is that unless you really pay attention, the lengthening between lengthening the blade for use and replacing it is unclear. This is a problem because if the blade is extended too far, it can slip out during use. That makes the design a little worse, at least there is room for improvement. It's useful, but be careful.

Well made and as described but the best part is how easy it is to use and how safe it is to store. Most widgets have an open blade that either needs to be covered with something (usually a scabbard isn't included) or kept away from not only small but also grown-up fingers. The blade retraction is absolutely brilliant on this model and the long handle makes handling even better and easier.

Good product for the price but not very durable. If you press hard while cleaning the blade, the blade may be pushed back into the holder. You must hold the extension button down while cleaning so that it does not retract during most cleaning operations. Other than that, everything works fine as long as you hold down the button and don't scratch anything too hard. Ideal for cleaning windows or glass panels.

I bought 2 of these because the yellow color would make them easier to find than others I've had. This article is pure junk! With the exception of the blade, everything is made of thin plastic and slides back into the handle once pressure is applied to it. Both scrapers have the same problem. Even trying to hold the blade open with your thumb didn't work very well. It requires the blade to be locked in place with a screw or bolt to work (very unsafe) and even then it's so flimsy it doesn't work