Best Shower Window Squeegee, Heavy Duty 10" Stainless Steel Bathroom Chrome Mirror Wiper Glass Cleaning Squeegee, with Wall Bracket

The hanger didn't stay more than a day . I had to resecure it with silicone. It does come with screws and wall anchors if you want to mount it to the wall outside the shower. While it looks very nice, it's heavy and the handle is thin in the hand so the squeegee wiggles and twists in your wet hand after a shower. It was priced well, but my wife wants something lighter and more secure in her hand to squeegee the glass shower door

Upgraded my blue plastic dollar store squeegee to this one. Chrome looks great (nice weight metal, chrome seems to be holding up/not rusting/chipping) and it does a great job! I didn't use the included hook thingy because I didn't want to drill into our tile. Ended up buying the HOME SO Towel Hook with Suction Holder so I could stick it to my glass shower door -- fits this squeegee great. I didn't give this 5 stars because I wish it was wider -- squeegee-ing our ginormous shower takes almost as long as taking a shower.

We gave this a fair shot -- used it 1-2 times per day for over 3 weeks. Now we are sending it back. Unfortunately, the rubber does not form a good enough seal with the glass. So each swipe leaves a streak of water behind. It's a little better when I press really hard, but that's difficult to do because the handle is so short (the length of the handle in the picture is not accurate). And besides, I don't want to have to push on the shower wall that hard! If you buy this, we suggest that you don't apply the hook until you know you are going to keep the product.

I waited for over a month for this squeegee to arrive, and it only wipes the glass in the dead center. It came in it's own thin box with no padding whatsoever. It's laughably ineffective, but not in a funny way. Instead of making two quick swipes DOWN each shower door (small shower with crazy calcium deposits lurking in every drop of water), I have to make 9-10 swipes from SIDE TO SIDE of each door, so that I can overlap and get all the areas it misses, which is almost everything. For performance, it's dirt poor. I even tried applying pressure to the squeegee edges, but with lousy results. I really, really DON'T LIKE IT. And I still have to dry out my shower with a towel. Pros? It looks pretty, and hangs perfectly, with ineffective blade protected, on my hot/cold hardware (unusual design, probably would not work with most) . (I did not use enclosed hanger, as do not want to harm rental apartment tiles, and it's no keeper.) Looks like an ugly plastic one is in my future - and I can't wait.

For shower use the blade is stiff hard rubber and not very good over curved surfaces such as a tub or irregular tile or etched glass surfaces. Previous models with more flexible silicone blades were much better. Both types of replacement blades are priced quite high.

You have to screw the holder into the wall so I returned it and ordered the Hasko squeegee with an amazing suction cup. No screws required.

Great to use on glass shower walls and doors to prevent water marks. Only thing I would have preferred was some rubber on the handle! It’s very slippery and falls out of my hand a lot when using becuz there is nothing on it! Very classy looking tho slippery

Nice stainless holder rubber cut square and thick does not wipe clean in one stroke