UNGERProfessional AquaDozer Smooth Surface Straight Floor Squeegee, 24"

The squeegee is flexible so it glides over the wet floor. No bouncing or skipping!

This is the second squeegee I ordered (not returnable) that I cannot use. These aren't like what Aurikateriina uses for indoor floors at all. The blade is too hard, thick and square. So now I have 2 Unger shed ornaments with poles. <Sigh>. I ordered AquaDozer and Max. I put 3 stars because I cannot adequately judge since I can't use them.

This is the average of: one star for a dumb design mistake which prevents it from working with a standard tapered handle; and five stars for a very strong bracket. They added a ferrule around the top of the tapered socket to strengthen the socket, but it reduces the diameter at the top of the taper by quite a bit. When I insert a standard tapered handle, instead of seating solidly along the whole length of the taper, it "stubs its toe" on the ferrule. The end of the taper is floating inside the bracket so the whole handle flops around. The rest of the bracket is far superior to every other squeegee I've looked at, so it's just too bad about the design error. You might be able to make it work by building up the end of the taper with tape or something.

Not sure about this yet. I wanted a floor squeegee to quickly get rid of small puddles of rainwater or wash water on the patio, sidewalk, pool deck, etc. The curved shape of this seemed like it would hold more water with each stroke, which it does. But the tapered portion which the handle fits into required me to find a matching handle, and there wasn't one suggested on the listing page for this, so I robbed a wooden handle that happened to fit from an old rake I had lying around -- but given the stress this generates on the handle with the weight of the water and the friction against the concrete, it really should have a stout metal handle to go with it. The squeegee rubber itself is quite thick and durable -- I'd actually prefer if it had a bit more "give" to it, allowing it to get down into grooves between tiles and such. I guess I'll look at local hardware stores for the right handle, but having to buy the handle separately is going to make this kind of pricey. I'll keep it for the big jobs, because it seems like it'll last for a long time, but for everyday use I'm also going to shop for a lighter-duty floor squeegee with a flat blade that includes the appropriate handle.

Decent floor squeegee. Definitely needed some Loctite on the fasteners. They came loose in the first two uses. Broke the first wooden handle I put in it within a week... While looking for a replacement handle I found; this seems to be an older product. Not that there's anything wrong with it! It's just not found on Unger's website, it in stores. I settled on a handle, but it was a 3° handle... This requires a 1.5° handle. It was wooden also, so it just took a little fine tuning with a knife, wood rasp, and sandpaper. Don't forget to screw the handle on!Works great for getting the wet wintery mess on the concrete garage floor, and even a bit of asphalt.

Able to use the new blade with my previous handle. Squeegees easily. Good size for the space that I have.

Seems solidly enough built for home use. Don't know how difficult or easy changing the blade would be, hopefully won't have to find out for a long time.Four stars because it's kind of hard for me to "love" a squeegee, but maybe you've got a more active imagination than I do.

Not much to say about a squeegee-works as advertised? I've used it on a garage floor and and synthetic decking material and it works well on both, The curved design gathers the water well so you're not having to constantly go over an area you just cleared. The rubber is substantial and will, hopefully, last a long time.