Ettore 61054 Wipe and Dry 18-Inch Floor Squeegee with 53-Inch Handle

great

Awesome for smooth or slightly surfaced floors. I wish it was a little wider though. Really gets the moisture off the floor with no trailing of liquid and virtually dry. The only downfall is the multiple piece handle that comes with it. My handle lasted about a year before it snapped at the threads. Feels much more sturdy whe you have a solid handle/pole.

I wasn’t happy with it when it arrived because it seems cheap and I assumed it wouldn’t work. I was wrong. It works well. Not sure it it would work well on anything heavier than water but it did the job for us

For the price you pay, you get a decent product here. Those complaining about the handle breaking when they put it in must be using unnecessary force because it will only bend or snap if you're pressing down on it excessively, but there's no need to do that. When you use this for water, use light pressure with repeated movement over the area as this is the best way to effectively move the water. This is the typical cheap metal handle you get when you buy a cheap broom, but it will still hold up for the purposes of squeegeeing your floor. That being said, the squeegee itself is very cheap; basically just cheap foam. However, it will still work to move water around, which is what I need it to do at the fair price of $19. I can't see it breaking unless I get in a stupid fit of excited passion while moving water down my garage floor, which I don't envision will happen.

I have laminate floors and I also have three cats, so litter gets scattered around my home no matter how much I try to contain it. I’ve vacuumed, swept, done everything, but this was by far the most satisfying way to clean my floors. It gets every morsel unlike sweeping and is way faster than vacuuming. I tried to use it on low pile carpet as I’ve seen a squeegee used this way before and it really didn’t do anything, so I’ll have to stick to shaking the smaller rugs out and vacuuming the large ones.

Bought it to clean off our tile patio after rain storms. We live in Florida so it rains often. It’s okay. Doesn’t cover much and doesn’t get the floor totally cleared of water. Takes a couple times going over it but it works.

After getting back pain from leaning over to use a short squeegee on the floor of my shower, I ordered this squeegee and secured it to the shower wall with a Command mop gripper. I am 5’ 7” tall, and the top of this squeegee handle reaches my chin! Back pain was gone after using this for a few days. The foam edge looks a bit delicate, but it is holding up fine after 2 months.

This squeegee/mop does a better job than I expected. I expected that I might have to go over a location 2 or 3 times to get it really good. However, this is a one and done operation. The tip is a heavy, flexible material. The head also makes a V (you can see this if you zoom in), so the squeegee has a forward and a secondary "blade." All these factors together mean it is easy to push down gently and get a good "seal" to push over an uneven floor. I use this on my very smooth painted concrete basement floor when the drains back up, and I need only "squegee" one time. However, to clarify for the reader, the floor behind is still damp (not wet), so it is not like using a squeegee on a window where it is immediately dry after.