- Does the silicone blade work as well as a rubber one?
- Silicone clears water from glass and tiles cleanly, but it is softer than rubber and can leave a thin film if you press hard. Use firm, overlapping strokes and wipe the blade after each pass.
- How do I keep the wooden handle from cracking?
- Hang it to dry after every use and keep it out of standing water. Don't leave it soaking in a bucket or store it damp, since beech swells and can split.
- Can the blade be replaced?
- The listing does not offer a replacement blade, so the squeegee is used as a whole unit. When the blade wears out, the tool can be composted or recycled with garden waste.
- What surfaces is it safe for?
- It is made for glass, mirrors, windows and most tiles. Test an inconspicuous spot first on delicate or coated surfaces, and avoid abrasive cleaners on the silicone.
- Is it really compostable?
- The beech handle is untreated wood and the blade is silicone. The wood composts at home; check your local rules for silicone, which is often accepted in garden waste rather than a home compost bin.
- How long is the handle and blade?
- The handle is about 16.5cm and the silicone blade is 30cm wide. That width covers a good strip of glass per pass but is wide for tight corners.
- Where is the ecoLiving Wooden Squeegee (FSC 100%) cheapest?
- At Cerqular, for $7.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the ecoLiving Wooden Squeegee (FSC 100%)?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 4 ratings.
- Where can I buy the ecoLiving Wooden Squeegee (FSC 100%)?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Cerqular, Babi Pur, awearmarket.