Bathroom squeegee buying guide
Guide written by:
Sebastian, self-taught DIY-er, Exeter
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Used to clean glass surfaces, such as mirrors or shower doors, and tiles, bathroom squeegees are essential tools that provide consistently good results. Easy to use and inexpensive, squeegees make cleaning a breeze and won't leave behind any marks. Read on to find the right squeegee for your bathroom!
Important features
- Size
- Material
- Hanging system
- Style
Why use a bathroom squeegee?
If water is allowed to sit on shower walls or on the mirror, there is more chance of limescale build-up.While limescale marks can be removed using specially designed household products, or solutions such as white vinegar, the ideal option is to prevent their appearance in the first place by using a bathroom squeegee.
Bathroom squeegee
How to use a shower squeegee
A bathroom squeegee is equipped witha plastic or steel handle and arubber or silicone scraper. It is also generally fitted with a system to hang or attach it to the wall. Easy to use, bathroom squeegees are used to wipe away waterresidue. Swiped in a downward motion, these accessories won't leave behind any cloth or finger marks. Ideal for any glazed surface, they can also be used to clean bathroom tiles.
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Factors to consider when choosing a bathroom squeegee
Size
Squeegees can be equipped with scrapers of various sizes. If you want to clean your glass surfaces quickly and efficiently, go for a model with a wide scraper.
Material
Choose a squeegee with a handle made from a tough, rust-resistant material.
Hanging system
Depending on your needs, you can decide between suction cups or hooks.
Style
If you want your bathroom squeegee to be more than just a practical tool, opt for a model with a stylish design. From chrome finish to bright yellow or simple black, there's a squeegee out there for everyone!
More information
Follow these links for advice on bathroom accessories and more helpful guides:
- How to furnish your bathroom
- Bathroom furniture buying guide
- Hot tub buying guide
- Sauna buying guide
- Bathtub buying guide
- Shower enclosure buying guide
- Shower tray buying guide
Guide written by:
Sebastian, self-taught DIY-er, Exeter, 198 guides
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