GÜTEWERK Shower Squeegee for Glass Doors, Silicone Window Squeegee, Bathroom and Glass Cleaning - Green - 9 Inch

Well made, with holding accessories, looks nice, and heavier than others.

Spray a bit of Clean Shower or Method Daily on the doors or walls at the end of your shower and this squeegee will clear the smooth surfaces beautifully in seconds, helping keep the build-up of soap scum to a minimum. Nicely grippy feel to the handle. Thoughtful design is simple and aesthetically pleasing. But the main thing is, it's a good squeegee, so you don't waste effort going over the same area two or three times.

Great squeege for the shower, and stylish too!

Very stiff and sturdy. Got it because my old one, basically identical but a different brand, snapped where the handle meets the squeegee on the inside. I like the simple and clean look of it being all rubber. Works well without skipping (being that it's new). Time will tell how long it lasts. Only reason I deducted a star was that the suction cup for holding it in the shower wall doesn't really stay.

The BEST squeegee I have ever owned!!No metal exposed that could scratch the glass as it’s used, no parts to separate and become useless and the extra width makes it do the job in so much less time.Would never buy a different model but don’t think I will need to as this one seems built to last!

Great product. Very sturdy, nice attachments for a variety of walls. Does a very good job on shower door.

Best shower squeegee I have ever bought. It looks great and the design is quite nice. Rugged, lightweight, attacment to wall parts work very well, does not collect mold. I have had it about two months. I use it to get water spots off the glass curtain around the shower.

I looked up squeegee reviews (I know. It’s just a squeegee, but keep reading) online and found no shortage of “Best squeegee of 2024” (like a squeegee gets product of the year awards), “Top Ten Squeegees”, “The Six Best Shower Squeegees of 2024”, etc.This one ranked “Best Overall” on the website of a very famous “old house” home remodeling type show host, so I figured it couldn’t be complete and utter garbage, so I looked here in the Amazonian Web Forest to buy one. You’re reading this review, so that means that you’ve seen the number of glowing reviews posted on here. My opinion isn’t quite as rosy.First of all, it’s a squeegee. How excited should people get over a glorified windshield wiper? Second, I’d expect at this price point that it would be relatively high quality, and it does feel like it is made of decent materials. Third, it has a German-sounding name, so people who buy into the idea that the Germans inherently make higher quality products because of where they were born will be pleased to know it’s actually made in China.I digress, but I once worked at a German company doing very technical things. An old machinist told me “If the Germans had invented the paper clip, it would have seven moving parts.” If a German machinist admits this, then there must be at least a grain of truth to it. Back on task.I used this squeegee for the first time and it jumped and squeaked and left water behind all over the place. Even once I found the “proper” angle to hold it to reduce the squeaking and jumping, it still made squeaks and left water behind where it had wiped. Needless to say, I’ve been disappointed with how it works. Also, the cheap hanger that it comes with won’t stick to the porcelain tile in my shower/bathroom. Oh well. Got a satin nickel Command Strip hook to hang it from.To get it to remove all of the water and reduce squeaking you have to press quite hard against the door glass, harder than I would like, because it pushes my 3’x7’ frameless shower door away and I have to hold the handle with one hand and the squeegee with the other to try to get all of the water moved off the door, which is impossible. It’s just not worth the price.I bought this squeegee because my old one, even though it worked fine in getting water removed (better than this made-in-China squeegee), it would leave lines on the door anywhere it started or stopped and I would have to polish those off with a dry towel. No amount of cleaning the silicone blade got rid of the marks it would leave.Now I have to wipe the door with a towel to finish getting all of the water off. I have to use a towel either way, but I must say that drying water off with a towel is in fact much easier than getting rid of the marks left with my old one, so I guess I’ll keep it. Just don’t expect it to work as well as everyone says in an effort to justify their spending this much on a piece of stiff silicone rubber with a handle.I don’t recommend this squeegee and suggest you look at other options.