👣 Unger AquaFlex 22" Professional Uneven Surface Floor Squeegee with Splash Guard Review

The original wiper I got from Home Depot is too heavy to push water off an uneven floor. This one I got from Revain is soft so it works great on my epoxy floor. , which is uneven due to scales. Now I can easily drain the water from the hose. Highly recommended on uneven floors!

Used a small squeegee to clean shower glass, subway tile walls and shower tile floor. Works great but wanted to avoid kinking. This item worked almost as well as a standard squeegee and made an awful noise. Even after several passes, it was not possible to wash the water off the small tiles. The fastening system also seems to be deliberately complex. Why not fit a standard screw into the broomstick?

Needed a scraper to dry the garage floor in a hurry. It did an excellent job of removing melted snow from the ground, despite the size and foam construction. Lightweight and much cheaper than the heavy duty garage wiper sold at hardware stores. It didn't include a screw-in rod, but I had a few that could be used with it. One improvement I'd like to see is that the foam isn't replaceable so I have to throw it away when the foam wears out,

Needed a scraper to dry garage floor quickly. It did an excellent job of removing melted snow from the ground, despite the size and foam construction. Lightweight and much cheaper than the heavy duty garage wiper sold at hardware stores. There was no screw-in rod in the kit, but I had a few that could be used with it. One improvement I'd like to see is that the foam isn't replaceable so I have to throw it away when the foam wears out,

Purchased to keep an extra large home shower clean and dry after a shower. I used a rubber window glass blade, but it didn't work well on tile, and the handle was too short and required a lot of flexing. This item seemed like a good idea once the pole was attached. However, "foam rubber" looks like a sponge but doesn't seem to absorb water. You can push excess water down the drain, but that won't leave the floor very dry, especially on a sloping floor. It certainly doesn't lay flat on sloping…

That reminds me of 52 years ago. Since then the price has gone up a bit. It's as thick as the ones we used at the gas station back then. We would finish work on the cars and trucks we serviced. And we wet the bottom with air holes with this orange little BB that looks like things. Take a heavy broom and clean the floor. Go out and fill up your gas tank, usually for $0.25 and 25 cents a gallon. Check your oil, wash your front and back windows, and kick your tires. All for about $2.50. Then…