Rubbermaid Commercial Products Heavy-Duty Floor Dual Squeegee Black for Warehouses/Concrete/Car Garage/Basement Floor

I had a shop floor that I needed to finish and bought this to remove excess water after etching/washing it. I mated this up to a tapered wooden handle with issue. I did use a screw through the attachment ring into the wooden handle just for added strength. Man...does this thing work! It gripped the floor so tightly it was hard to push. I quickly figured out to just let this sponge glide over the surface...don't put pressure on it. If you do, you won't be able to push it. Basically, after making a swipe across the floor with this the floor dried in seconds. I'm extremely pleased with the performance of this squeegee! Highly recommended if you need a product like this.

Soft foam works great for removing fluids. Most I have used deteriorate due to oil, and I won't even consider the rubber style squeegees, they are worthless. Used at least weekly in an commercial automotive repair shop, and makes quick work of cleaning the floors. I recommend this handle to go with it: Rubbermaid Commercial FG636200 Sanded Wood Handle with Tapered Tip, 60" Length, Natural It's nice to be able to just buy a quality product and be done with it. UPDATE: 9/30/2016 Same squeegee finally gave up. the metal fatigued where the brace attaches. The foam still held up, and this thing saw regular abuse, even using it in the winter months to squeegee slush away from the building and sidewalks. I just purchased another one, and can't recommend this model enough. It was used almost daily as our car count went up and more frequent cleanings were necessary, and no one was particulary nice to it. before I went to this model I was replacing the squeegee heads every 2-3 months. this one made it over 3 years.

Bought this to push excess water and soap into a floor drain in the brewery. The foam rubber does a great job even on rough surfaces (unfinished, rough concrete). Floors dry much more quickly than before. I bought the rubbermaid wooden pole to go with it and you really have to put a small screw or nail into it in order to get it to hold. No amount of screwing down will get it to stay without that screw/nail. I predrilled the hole to prevent splitting and put a small machine screw into it.

Does a great job. Only problem is that getting a pole to stay on. Attachment hold down doesn’t hold well enough. I bought a wooden handle that works well but slips out. Plan on drilling 2 opposite holes and screwing the handle on. Wish you could buy it with a long handle, since I use it for garage and patio floors. Other than that, it does a great job.

The best, hands down. Don't bother with the rubber ones. You will want to buy 10 of these to make sure never go without. I use this in my garage to clean up water and snow off the concrete.

In the past, I've used some single-strip rubber squeegees (basically, larger versions of the kind you'd use to clean windows or shower doors), and they've worked okay, but almost always left streaks or bits of water here and there. This squeegee blade is much nicer than single-blade types, and the rubber is so thick that it's hard to leave a streak. You need a relatively thick handle to screw the blade onto, but once you get that done, there's not much more to this squeegee. Great for cleaning basement and garage floors, or containing large spills on non-porous surfaces. I use this and a commercial shop-vac to get up messy water. (Note: I purchased the Weiler 44303 72" Length, 15/16" Diameter, Threaded Wood Handle to go along with this squeegee, but it was a little narrow. I had to wrap the end in some cardboard before I could fit the squeegee over it and tighten down the clamp). [Update: I now have the Boardwalk Brush 125 1-1/18 Inch Diameter x 60 Inch Length, Tapered End Bamwood Broom Handle , and it works perfectly with this squeegee head.]

WORKS GREAT

Good squeegee for helping me keep my epoxy garage floor looking nice. It is a good width, and the straight edge allows you to push and pull the water (something that is hard to do with the wide curved squeegees) You really need to add an extra screw into the handle if you want it to be extra sturdy (there is a hole in the clamp that works good for this). Otherwise, there was still some wobble, if you just use the clamp down bracket. For some reason the squeegee I received did not say Rubbermaid...and was slightly different from the picture. Still durable and well made...but slightly annoying that it was not 100% as advertised.

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Clean garage floor and outside patio.

Use these all the time in our dairy barn. Works well for drying wet floors. Also works well for cleaning dry floors (provided they are smooth finish). We always put a bolt through the handle to mount the squeegee; over time the spot welds on the squeegee will crack.

Bought this to replace older one I had for a long time, wish I would had this from the start it is very good will get second one for spare