🔧 Zinsser 98014 4-inch Long-Handle Scraper Tool for Enhanced SEO Review

A life saved. I used HOT water in a spray bottle and this paper scraper. It was still a job but I think it would have taken twice as long without this tool. I would recommend an automatic atomizer, although the atomizer squeezed too hard. I was also able to do without harsh chemicals. Just added a vinegar mix. My wallpaper was probably 20-30 years old and it was pasted by a master or maybe satan. I can highly recommend this remedy. I'm petite and this is perfect for my small hands.

I recently started removing a dirty old carpet from my office. They used both tape and glue to secure it in place. I used it for wallpapering in another room, but it became necessary to clean my concrete floor from all sorts of unpleasantness. There was a bonded pad, glue and riots, which I wouldn't discuss in decent company. The blade held up well even in some of the tougher spots where they probably used a full tube of glue. However, as other reviewers have pointed out, using this machine is…

Amazing how much better it works with a scraper edge. I might not be the first to take it out of the box and start using it. I'll be one of the first to admit it. I didn't read the packaging or look closely at the rim before I started using it. After realizing that this didn't really work, I decided to reverse the scraping edge. No, the blades are not double-sided. This is a very well made tool. Nice grip and solid construction. I used it to clean the paper base from linoleum and linoleum glue…

I can't imagine the job I just got done without this tool. I re-pasted a bathroom that I discovered had been pasted over with a previous textured wall. Therefore, the old paper was placed directly on the plaster and incredibly glued. The paper peeled off, leaving a layer of glue and paper stubbornly attached to the plaster. I sprayed it on with a spray bottle of warm water and let it sit for a few minutes. With the Zinsser I could start working on the patches and then I could press the tool to…

4.5 stars, but I rounded up. I scraped the ugly texture off the walls in our lobby to reveal the original smooth plaster underneath. First I used a metal spatula and it was incredibly hard work. Then I found a scraper similar to the Zinsser at our local major hardware store chain that was made by their private toolmaker. I was amazed at how quickly it scraped off the cast and wished I had done it sooner. But then, on the second day of use, the handle broke. So I replaced it with a second one…