SetSail Shower Squeegee for Glass Doors, Small Squeegee for Shower Glass

These are very good, high quality squeegee s that work well.

Perfect price and perfection in size wise. I personally use it when I take my toddler to the park and I have to clean left over rain. Use on my windshield when needed as well.

Got this for doors with small pane windows that are hard to clean. This makes it much faster and easier to clean

Good size for windshields flexible enough to work with moderate pressure.

This is a great squeegee! My old one was worn out and I needed a replacement. This one is almost perfect- a slightly longer handle might be nice but it works ok. I mainly use it to wipe down the shower door.

Perfect for the shower & keeps it much cleaner longer

This small shower squeegee works exactly as expected. The silicone blade wipes water off glass doors smoothly without leaving streaks, and the compact size makes it easy to handle and store in the shower. It feels lightweight but sturdy, and it does a good job keeping the glass clean with quick daily use. Overall, it’s a practical little tool that gets the job done.

I got this little squeegee specifically to dry out my sink after I wash it for the evening. I like to get the water out so I don't end up with mineral spots everywhere, and unfortunately this isn't quite the right tool for that job. The biggest issue is that the rubber edge is VERY firm. It has a little flexibility, but not enough to easily follow the curves, bumps, and contours of a sink. Instead of just gliding it over the surface, I have to bear down pretty hard and basically scrape the water toward the drain. It does get most of the water out eventually, but it's considerably more work than I expected from a tiny squeegee. For comparison, the squeegee I use on my glass shower has a much softer edge. It deforms easily with very little pressure, which lets it conform to the surface and leave it nearly streak-free. That's more what I was hoping for here. I'm probably going to keep this because it's small and inexpensive, and I'm sure I'll find another use for it. On a smooth, flat surface,the firm edge may actually be exactly what someone wants. My sink has a mostly flat bottom with channel grooves that direct water toward the drain. This squeegee is so stiff that it doesn’t work especially well even on the flat sections, and it’s much worse around those grooves because the edge won’t flex enough to follow them.