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Always a good scraper , so I ordered 4. I go through them sometimes they break out wear out.

It’s helps a lot with the glide of the rubber and it helps with slowing the evaporation of water. Personally I use it for residential work.

Long lasting, durable squeegee rubber.
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Excellent tool to have when you come across a section of gutter that your ladder can't reach horizontally. You can attach this to a pole to give you that huge extra reach; and it's way better than using a pole alone as it's very good at moving the debris.

Nice to have, but be careful if the paint chips, as it can rust underneath.

Beats the bonnet in every way. Better interior protection, scratch resistant, can't detach from your ladder (unless you want it to),...it's just awesome.

This one's a no-brainer compared to the disposables. Less waste, less $ over time, and no loss of traction on ladders. (Felt/cloth & plastic disposable shoe covers will decrease traction.)

Been using ours for two years, this thing rocks. It has extremely good filtering capabilities, and comparatively comes at a great value. Loooove having this thing for jobs with french windows too.

Not having to worry about dripping all over people's home's anymore is such a relief. Well worth the money.

You wouldn't think buckets make much of a difference, but after using another particular one where the handle detached inside someone's house...it does. Been using these for 7+ years, haven't had an issue.

They have great water retention, helping avoid dripping all over your clientele's homes.

Between water retention, scrubbing power, and cost, this is our favorite exterior scrubber. Just wish the small scrubber on the end would last longer. :)

Loooove this stuff. It can handle a solid variety of hard water messes. Yet it's surprisingly safe to use as it's biodegradable, non-toxic, and won't burn your skin. (Anyone who's had to use harsh acids knows all about that).

We have a small chunk of this stuff at every job. Great for the nastier stuff that walnut / white pads won't get off. Just keep in mind it can rust with water, and especially if soap gets on it.