- Is the Unger squeegee worth it over a cheap one?
- For frequent or professional window cleaning, yes. The blade and frame hold up better than bargain squeegees. For occasional use on a few panes, a basic squeegee does the job.
- Can it be used on a pole?
- Yes. The head has a threaded socket that fits Unger poles, so you can clean high windows from the ground. The pole is sold separately.
- What width is the blade?
- It is 12 inches wide. That covers a standard window in few passes but is awkward on narrow panes and small mirrors.
- Does it work on shower glass and car windows?
- Yes. The rubber blade works on smooth glass and tile, including shower doors and car windshields. Avoid gritty surfaces that can nick the blade.
- Are replacement blades available?
- Yes. Unger sells replacement rubber blades, and the head is designed so you can swap the worn blade instead of the whole tool.
- What is the Unger Locking System?
- It is Unger's system of interchangeable handles, poles and tool heads. This squeegee head fits those handles, so one pole can carry different tools.
- Where is the Unger Window Squeegee cheapest?
- At Shell Lumber and Hardware, for $5.84, 42% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Unger Window Squeegee?
- 14 stores we checked sell it, including Shell Lumber and Hardware, Cable Ranch, Max Warehouse, Nuthouse Hardware, Hardware and Tools.