🔪 Warner 3 Inch Stainless Steel Pole Scraper with Straight Blade, Model 10736 Review

The width and angle of the blade are perfect for removing moss on sidewalks. Amazing time saver. There's always some roughness in pavement, and so a 3-inch wide blade is much better at scraping moss than a wider blade. I used an adjustable (4 to 8 foot) stand to hold the scraper. I highly recommend this product.

Excellent product. I used this to remove the popcorn ceiling. The ends do not touch the drywall. The angle is perfect and the tip is sharp enough to get the job done well. I simply sprayed part of the ceiling with plain water, waited about two minutes, and the popcorn was immediately removed with this scraper. Worked great for me.

Like: that's it for now! Thick, hard stainless steel blade, rounded corners to avoid nicking, handle with extended threaded tip is a very practical feature. Should there have been a cap? Fingerprints on the sides of the handle show you which way the blade is pointing and reduce slippage. THIS WILL INCREASE! AND SHOULD CONTINUE ALL LIFE. Just wondering if a plastic pencil will hold up to some of the heavier paint thinners without melting?

House painting outside and bought this to scrape off peeling paint. The kink is very convenient, but I mainly wanted the threaded end to attach to the extension to reach high spots and be able to detach for hand use. This thing is HIGH quality, there are no bends in it. It's thick, strong, durable and most importantly, it does a great job with the scraper. I should have bought a 4" but the 3" works, maybe I'll buy an even bigger one in the future.

I scraped about 100 square feet of paint texture (like stamp ink) off the bathroom ceiling. This tool made the task easier. I sprayed the ceiling 3 times every 5 minutes, then went into town, spraying occasionally while scraping. It took me a few hours, but I got faster the more times I did it. I wish there was an 8 inch option. I ended up having to sharpen this guy's tip once or twice, and it peeled off the old paint fairly easily. Pole, so I can't talk about it.

I recently moved to Central Florida and am currently cleaning an old concrete block building. It is covered with nests of black spots (made from sea mud) - inside the walls, ceiling beams and outside the walls. My little paint scraper just didn't cut it. Warner's 3" flat scraper is ideal for this purpose. The blade is strong and durable, as is the handle. The sturdy threaded handle allows you to use both a plunger handle and a crayon. Nice and sharp and also perfect for Removing chipped paint…

This little scraper has saved me hundreds if not thousands of dollars. I attached it to an extendable pole and used it to clean the walls of my very tall two story house instead of paying someone to do it before I touch it up. The surface of the scraper could have been a bit sharper and the angle a bit sharper and I might have used it differently than I intended, but it did the job quickly and I was able to scrape off the peeling paint with ease. from my house almost to the roof. Thank goodness