🧼 Unger AquaDozer Smooth Surface Curved Floor Squeegee - 24 Inch Review

Don't even try to buy if you have to return. You must either find a crate or pay $10 for a crate. as many free returns as advertised!

This mop appears to require a small head adjustment to push or pull water from the floor. In the resulting form, you need to use it like a regular broom, sweeping it from side to side.

Tough enough for home use. I don't know how difficult or easy it will be to replace the blade, hopefully I don't have to figure it out for long. Four stars because I have a hard time "loving" a scraper, but maybe you have a more active imagination than I do.

Nothing to say about the mop - does it work as advertised? I've used it on garage floors and synthetic decking and it works well on both. The curved design collects water well so you don't have to constantly walk across a freshly cleared area. The rubber is durable and will hopefully last a long time.

I'm not sure yet. I wanted the floor scraper to quickly clear up small puddles of rainwater or wash water on the patio, sidewalk, pool deck, etc. But the tapered part where the handle fits required me to find a suitable handle, and the listing page didn't suggest one, so I stole a wooden handle that came from an old rake I had lying around - but given the load What this creates at the handle due to the weight of the water and the friction against the concrete, it really should have a strong…

Nothing to say about the mop as advertised? I've used it on garage floors and synthetic decking and it works well on both. The curved design collects water well, so you don't have to constantly walk over a freshly cleaned surface. The rubber is durable and will hopefully last a long time.

Discreet floor scraper. I definitely need some Loctite on the bindings. They fell apart on the first two uses. The first wooden handle I installed broke within a week. Found while looking for a replacement pen; this appears to be an older product. Not that there's anything wrong with that! It's just not on Unger's website, it's in stores. I decided on a knob, but it was a 3° knob. This requires a 1.5° grip. It was also wood so I had to touch it up a bit with a knife, wood rasp and sandpaper…

Not sure yet. I wanted the floor scraper to quickly clear up small puddles of rainwater or wash water on the patio, sidewalk, pool deck, etc. The curved shape of this floor scraper felt like it was picking up more water with each movement, which it did. But the tapered part where the handle fits required me to find a suitable handle, and the listing page didn't suggest one, so I stole a wooden handle that came from an old rake I had lying around - but given the load What this creates at the…