🐱✨ Sand Dipper Square Cat Scoop - Premium Stainless Steel Long-Handle Litter Scoop for Effortless Scooping Review

The first day I used the medium setting square sand shovel, my back felt better. bend a little to use it. This one is in fact 41 inches long or even longer; When I fitted the 3 pieces together to the maximum allowable length (marked) I got 43 inches from the top of the handle to the very edge of the shovel. It definitely doesn't require a 5ft 7 person to bend down during use. Using it with a gallon Ziploc on the floor and sweeping excess debris into my 35-inch trash can in the Joe Lobby, I only

I've been using this spoon for less than a month and the spoon fell out of the handle. This is actually the second time I've bought this shovel and the same thing happened with the first shovel but a few months later. The problem is that manufacturers only weld the bucket to the handle in two places. As for the first one, I thought maybe I'm using it wrong and the grip is better than other long shovels, so I bought the second one. I was very careful using the second one and the scoop fell off…

For years I have used a metal square mesh kitchen spatula to clean trays - it was the ONLY thing I found effective and efficient at cleaning trays! I tried to find the 2nd one to no avail (just in case) and couldn't find any more. And then one day I found "Sand Dipper Square Cat Scoop" on Revain! It was similar to what I was using, only larger. better - and WAS! Finally someone designed the PREFECT shovel - the only one you will ever need (unless you decide to buy a second one as a spare in…

I chose this shovel because it was the only kind that had a retractable handle that could be adjusted to any height others had to intervals are regularly raised. I read the reviews before ordering and agreed with some of the reviewers on a few things - the scoop really could have been bigger to go through the tray less. Also, the handle is pretty flimsy so you don't get a lot of leverage when shoveling, and the part that the shovel attaches to actually flexes a little if it gets too much weight

Well I never thought I would ever need to ask about latex in a metal tool but unfortunately it is not a safe product for people who are allergic to latex! It came with a rubber band wrapped around it, phew. Why would anyone do that when there are twisted connections? And the handle is cork coated, and all of us who are latex allergic know that cork is made by sticking pieces of cork together with latex. Now I see the plug is visible in the gauge, but when I settled on the scoop I thought it was

Either a detail is missing or it's not intuitive to put the three pieces together correctly. I just realized this while taking a break from writing this review. Here's the thing: Apparently I received a returned item that wasn't properly assembled by the original buyer. The box with the goods was unsealed and slightly wrinkled. At that point I had to return it for the seller's penny. I could slide one section into another and it would slide in or out, but the locking mechanism was on the other…