FlexSweep Commercial 24" Heavy Duty Floor Squeegee By Flex Sweep (Guaranteed Unbreakable Handle)

Its Sturdy and works! Seems like it will last. Happy with the purchase.

I spent about 6 weeks doing research on the very best Floor Squeegee. I wasn't sure if I wanted to get a rubber squeegee or a foam squeegee. After much deliberation I choose the foam squeegee because my two car garage, although it has a fresh coat of epoxy, is not completely flat and does have some rippled damage due to winter salt run off from the cars. My cousin who works for the county (we live in Iowa) uses a foam squeegee and highly recommends it. That brings me to why FlexSweep stands out. I could have easily purchased a 20 dollar one from Lowes, Menards, Home Depot, etc. However, I want something to last for as long as it possibly can...I want it heavy duty. Therefore, I am willing to spend the extra money for a product that is superior. So far, this Floor Squeegee has surpassed my expectations and works wonderfully. With the snow as bad as it is, I squeegee out the garage floor and the first few feet outside the garage twice a day and it keeps the floor polished, clean, and dry. The squeegee works great at pulling or pushing because sometimes I have to pull under a car and it works just as good as when the garage is empty and I just push. The aluminum handle is amazing and looks sharp while the foam squeegee itself works exceptionally on smooth and rough surfaces. I am thoroughly impressed! I plan to buy a 30" inch medium broom block from FlexSweep so I can swap out the squeegee for the block during summer months to use in the garage and driveway. This product is so far superior to any other squeegees, brooms, or handles on the market it is crazy. Do not go cheap with a cheaply made, mediocre product from a corporate store that will last 3 years and then break. Spend the extra little money and buy something that will last a lifetime. Sure, you might have to swap out the actual squeegee or block bristles in fifteen years, but the handle and everything else is unbreakable and will last a lifetime. Just so you know, I knew nothing about FlexSweep before conducting my research and choosing their exceptional product.

This squeegee is awesome ! It is sturdy and well made. The curve of the blade helps with the direction of the water you remove. The handle will not break . I have an epoxied garage and it worked very well to get off mud and salt . I used a bucket of hot water to loosen the mess.

I work at a boarding kennel for dogs (doggy hotel). We use water and squeegees all day long and I scoured Lowe's, Home Depot, D&B and then FINALLY Amazon where I found these!I am so damn happy I found them. They are very sturdy for constant daily use. They have made it possible to not go through so many towels to soak up the left over water from a clean up because it pushes SO MUCH water off the floor. The tough foam blades are perfect for our kennel and the fact that you can flip them over and use the other end for a fresh untouched side makes them last even longer! I bought 8 of them in total about 2 months or so ago and they are still going strong and working just as good as the day I brought them in. My crew was so happy to replace our old hard rubber, heavy squeegees with these.I will more than likely be buying another 8 soon just to have on hand for later.HIGHLY HIGHLY RECOMMEND THESE! 10/10

I bought this squeegee to help with water droplet accumulation on a deck made of 2 x 6" lumber. Esp. after the deck was sealed, water droplets would stay on the boards for a prolonged period of time. Plus some of the boards were scooped out, and held a lot of water. The Squeegee worked fine, although it tended to graph the board surface a bit too tightly, making it hard to push. I had to go cross-grain to get the water out. It worked better pulling rather than pushing. I could use it in push mode if I applied a bit of lift with my hand to the middle of the handle, as this is a moderately heavy contraption, and lighteing the weight made it useable in push mode.I have a few suggestions to the manufacturer:1) Get rid of the black plastic triangle that extends above and beyond the metal mounting plate of the squeegee holder. I don't know what the purpose of this escutcheon is (leaf catcher?) , but it has 2 bad features. (a) the points on the sides are quite sharp, to the point that one can cut oneself. (a) more importantly, this "outrigger" prevents the squeegee from easily getting under the deck railing. I solved the problem by trimming off the plastic "outrigger" flush with the border of the metal squeegee holder (see picture), and now it can go under deck railings.2) Given the curved nature of the blade, it would be easy to make the mounting plate reversible, so that one could use the squeegee in pull mode. For my deck, this is much easier than trying to push it, where it tends to scrape the boards and sort of gets stuch. It would be a simple to make the head reversible. In fact, I think it can be reversed now, although there is a 1" wide plastic tab that may prevent this. I'll need to try this.3) They have wing nuts that are tightenable by hand. This is ok for the screws that hold the foam rubber blade, but for the two screws attaching the head to the handle, a regular nut might be easier to use. The two bolds to attach the head come with some loc-tite on the threads, and one needs pliers (or strong fingers) to tighten the two head attachment wingnuts.