Ettore 17006 Acrylic Squeegee, 6-inch,Clear

I have already purchased several of these because they are the perfect size for my showers. They fit into tight places and are a good size for the artificial tile I have in both showers. They are great on the glass.

Nice squeegee at a fair price.

Can be used as an art tool for painting.

I use a squeegee for my stainless steel kitchen sink. Perfect size and works great.

Sooo - we remodeled our kitchen last year. Like 8 months ago now. And yes - I got the kitchen sink I've wanted for what seems like forever but is more like 5 or so years. It's SO nice. And HUGE. Like - HUGE. Deep. And squared sides. One big pan. Okay - enough on the sink . Did I mention I had wanted the sink for like - ever? Well - the sink came with a MAJOR issue. MAJOR. Especially major with teenage kids who are not the best at cleaning up after themselves. Doing the dishes is hard enough - cleaning the sink afterward...not so much. As in - never gonna happen. And this sink - the major issue is that the food doesn't go down the drain. Like - the sink isn't angled enough for the food to flow down with the water (which also takes a while - but anyway). So - we spray it...and the food still doesn't get to the drain all that well.Wellllll - my awesome daughter had the best idea called....get a small squeegee!!! And guess what - IT. WORKS. SO. WELL!!!I'm beyond happy with this little squeegee. Really. It is just small enough and just big enough to make clean up an absolute BREEZE. Even the kids LIKE to use it. Yes - you read that correctly. The kids LIKE to use it. :-) It's so much of a winner, this little squeegee!Get it. It's inexpensive. VERY well made. We all like it in this household. :-)

If you plan on using this squeegee right out of the box, good luck... The slightest jarring to this squeegee and it will fall apart. It didn't get to see it's first use without coming apart, simply from being dropped onto a granite counter top from about a foot of distance. You are kidding yourself if you think you will not drop it at least one time, especially if you plan on using it in the shower. Wet hands + smooth plastic = slippery, right? The manufacturer's process of connecting the plastic together, holding the rubber in place, is very insufficient. I purchased three #8-32 nylon bolts, washers and nuts, as well as the accompanying drill bit. I drilled three, equal distance holes through the plastic, about a half an inch below the rubber and bolted through with the nylon bolts, nuts and washers. With this modification, the squeegee works great. No water is left behind whatsoever. Small and maneuverable, and the clear acrylic is stylish and attractive. The rubber seems to have the perfect flexural strength to remove the water in a single swipe.Bottom line is, if you feel like having to spend a couple extra dollars at the hardware store and the time to modify this contraption, it will work out for you. If you're looking for a squeegee that will immediately work as intended, I suggest you look elsewhere.

I ordered this 6 inch squeegee as a tool to complete my bathroom renovation project. I really like the look of shiplap but am way to cheap to buy real wood, so I settled for peel and stick shiplap looking wallpaper. Its super easy to apply, but works best if you have a flat edge to smooth it out. My sister and I discovered that squeegees work really well for this task because it has the rubber bottom piece that wont tear the paper! This 6 inch size is perfect for smoothing out all the wrinkles and bubbles, while being small enough to fit in my hand and be able to apply enough pressure to do so. It works wonders!

They changed the rubber strip, and it altered the performance! I purchased two of these at Lowes a couple of years ago. The rubber portion was heavy duty. Thick but somewhat pliable. It squeegeed like a champ. Lowes quit carrying them, however, and I found these on Amazon, and ordered three. Mistake.I used one of the ones I ordered for the first time this morning and it did an inadequate job. There were moisture trails from the INTERIOR of the rubber squeegee. The flimsy rubber portion was not sturdy enough to press against the glass firmly and remove the moisture. And despite repeated wipes, the moisture remained. With my older squeegee, the one from Lowes, one swipe was all it took.Really, really disappointed. Like every other company does these days, Ettore (the manufacturer) went with a lower quality, probably cheaper, part to save a penny or two on the manufacturing costs. And it has impacted the performance and quality to a particularly large degree. Holding the two side by side, the difference in rubber quality is remarkable. The new ones have rubber that is considerably thinner and less rigid. And they dont' work nearly as well.The price at Lowe's a couple of years ago was about the same as the price on Amazon. They are really inexpensive. The old ones worked. The new ones don't. So, relatively speaking, the new ones are too expensive because they don't work.