Description
Limescale on a glass shower screen comes from water drops that dry on the glass. Remove the drops, and there is no limescale. A shower squeegee does that in thirty seconds.
After your shower, start at the top of the glass. Pull the squeegee down in a straight line. Move over by one width and repeat. Do the same on the tiles if you like. That is all.
The blade is silicone. Silicone is soft and flexible. It follows the glass closely and leaves no streaks. It also stays soft in warm, humid air and doesn’t crack like rubber can.
The blade is 25 centimeters wide. That is a handy size for a shower, smaller than the window squeegee 30 cm, which is made for windows.
The handle is brushed stainless steel. It doesn’t rust in a wet shower.
A suction hook comes with it. Stick it to the tiles or the glass, and hang the squeegee there. It is always within reach after your shower.
If you do this every day, you will rarely need a cleaning product for the shower again.
For windows, use the window squeegee 30 cm. For mirrors, use the microfiber window cloths, set of 2.
