Review on White Cleret Classic Dual 🛁 Blade Bath Squeegee for Optimal Performance by Katie Chisholm

Different from the previous cleret I had in my 20's? years, this would be most natural for a left-handed person. The natural direction of movement places the widened part of the blades closest to the edge of the right hand's "pinky finger". This is the part of the mop you use to get into places like behind the water control lever - it should slide out toward your thumb. Again, unlike my previous cleret, it's not possible to simply slide the blades flush with the other end of the handle to change "handles". (Somewhere I saw a post from a company that said it could be taken apart, which might make that possible. Clairette, if you're there.?)