Razor Blade Scraper, 2 Pcs Plastic Retractable Razor Scraper with 40 Pcs Steel Scraper Blades for Glass Cooktop Windows

I've been looking I have bought others but not as good as this one it does the job exactly easy to handle nice looking I would highly recommend this sincerely Robert

Love this item, used this to remove a baked on spill on bottom my oven . Was very effective and the handle that held both the plastic and metal blade made it a easy and safe way to do so .

I’m so happy I brought this item. It works greats and I’ve clean so much with these brushes. I will have to purchase more.

We purchased this set 3 years ago and they have held up well since then. The tightening knob and blade grasping/pincher can be a little awkward to use, replacing blades. The metal blades that come with this item are decent, but don't last long if sharpness is your need. The plastic blade has actually come in handy a few times when a sharp metal blade is not needed or wanted.They are used for minor needs, not on an industrial or regular basis. I would not think they would last under those conditions, being made of plastic parts. We keep one in the kitchen "junk" drawer and one in the garage. I would recommend them for how we use them.

Well worth the cost and very durable. I especially like this tool because it has a shape that eases pressure on the hands while offering two blade types for a scraping task. One end contains a razor blade and makes quick work for cleaning tough burnt on spills on cooktops. The other end contains a plastic blade for less demanding tasks or for the cook who is afraid to use a razor blade on their cooktop. This tool comes with plenty of extra blades (some of each) and I'm sure you can find other uses for both types of blades once you figure out the proper scraping angle for your task.

I had some old gooey stuff on the inside of the windshield from tape that the Safelight technician used to reapply a parks pass to my windshield when it was replaced. Worked great and got the goo off without scrapping the windshield.

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They're a bit flimsy to put a lot of pressure on. I suggest removing the razor from the opposite end while in use. The cover falls off way to easy while in use. So if you have the actual razor attachment on the handle end you can hurt yourself really bad.You'd be better off buying a different model with just one end to use.Got the job done.Thank God for common sense!Not everyone has common sense in their pockets.

For the price, getting two scrapers and the extra plastic blades was value for money. Tried the plastic scraper on paint and plaster residue on ceramic, tile and glass surfaces. Worked and didnt leave a scratch! Very happy with it.