Plastic Scraper Tool

Ok, so I had first seen these on one of those random Facebook advertising articles. Honestly, I thought it was a dumb idea but I had been in the midst of remodeling my home and was tired of having scraggly looking nails (not a good look ladies!) from me trying to scrape everything with my nails (paint, grout, stickers, etc) so I thought I’d give these a try. Let me tell you, these things are life!! I love them so much that this is actually the 2nd pack I bought since I had shared them with my family & friends who also love them. Great quality, price, and super versatile! I’ve used these to scrape out old grout, clean in small crevices, scrape paint off the floor, tuck in drawer liners….the possibilities are truly endless. What are you waiting for?! Get a pack! Overall 5/5

Really good picking kit. just would recommend being careful with how pointy they are. Fits in small places and gets all the gunk out of cars. cheap and last a long time too 👌🏽

I bought these tools to help out with my crafting. They are very durable and work very well, however since they are plastic, sometimes blue and other stuff can stick to them and hard to get off but for the price that they are, I would definitely buy them again.

Picked these up so I could clean and re-grease the gears on a Kitchenaid stand mixer for a coworker. Loved the variety as the wider tools were great for getting bulk grease removed while the smaller tips were better for cleaning out the teeth of the gears themselves. That grease was pretty nasty but these cleaned up pretty well after. They came in a little clear plastic hinged pencil case looking container which was pretty handy.

It worked great on removing sticky buttons on my Range Rover along with automotive Goo Gone..

Gets into the crevices around the dash and console.

Decent for general use as long as you realize these are disposable and will wear or bend easily because of the grade of plastic, especially in the areas where blades or points are thin. For gentle work - fantastic. For more challenging work they won't last long. For me, the ideal construction for these types of tools would be a reinforced polymer, which I would pay more for to get more sturdiness and durability.

These are the most handy little tools I’ve ever had. I have one by the fridge for removing sealed food & soda cans like sprite. I keep one in my car, and on in the bathroom as well. I’ll be getting these for everyone I know.