🧼 Efficient Cleaning Made Easy: Good Old Values 9.5 Inch Window Shower Glass Squeegee, Assorted Colors, Pack of 4 Review

Easy to hold, light weight, somewhat flexible but they were all warped and couldn't dry the glass at once. Contact with glass requires multiple wipes of pressure at each end of the device.

Ideal for glass shower doors and windows. Not very well made but given the low price I don't think they will last for years with regular use. Not done as much as before, right? No complaints - will buy again

Large, fully tiled shower that we wipe every day. Squeegees designed for glass are too stiff to fit textured surfaces, and some shower squeegees are too flexible. You are doing a good job. The rubber lip is wearing out - now on our second set of 4 - but the cost of 4 is about the same as what we normally spend on 1 now.

Waste of money. I really thought how bad a squeegee can be? It's a pretty simple design concept. Only three of them actually removed over an inch of water from the shower door. They left horrible streaks because the middle sections didn't work. We used them all in a week to find one that worked well and just threw them all away and bought one at Walmart for $5 that works great. Not working at all. Terrible deal.

I have a fiberglass tub/shower and I cleaned it frequently with various chemical cleaners. A few years ago I started using a mop to remove excess water, which has greatly reduced the frequency with which I have to use chemical cleaners. I figured my original 12" scraper would save me time, but I've replaced it with a 9 1/2" scraper that handles jigs and contours better due to its smaller size and more flexible blade :)

They work well but the rubber blades are a little flimsy so they roll when you hit around a corner (instead of driving around one Corner). The blades are nice and straight so they work great where they meet. Just not very accurate for corners. I would also only use them on glass or very smooth tile - they don't work as well on Lenolium or uneven surfaces, although the rubber is a bit "flexible" (thin). Overall they are good for light use and I would probably order them again for glass use.

I have a fiberglass tub/shower and have cleaned it frequently with various chemical cleaners. A few years ago I started using a mop to remove excess water, which has greatly reduced the frequency with which I have to use chemical cleaners. I figured my original 12" scraper would save me time, but I've replaced it with a 9 1/2" scraper that handles jigs and contours better due to its smaller size and more flexible blade :)

They work well but the rubber blades are a little brittle so they roll if you hit a corner (rather than the Blades are nice and straight so where they meet they work great. Just not very accurate in corners. I would also only use them on glass or very smooth tile - they are not as effective on lenolium or bumps. Surfaces although the rubber is a little "flexible" (weak) They are generally fine for light use and I would probably order them again for use in glass.

Photos show damage to the mop caused by the shrink wrap it was packaged in. After I removed the shrink wrap the edges were exposed showing what you see here. Sloppy paint markers are extra plastic from the manufacturer. I wiped it off and tried my best to smooth the edges of the mop! All in all, they work wonderfully! These are not hard plastic edges; They're made of soft rubber, so with a little pressure they really remove water. Also when wiping uneven tiles and small pieces of decorative…