GÜTEWERK Silicone Shower Squeegee with 3-in-1 No-Drill Mount, Grey, 11''
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GÜTEWERK Silicone Shower Squeegee with 3-in-1 No-Drill Mount, Grey, 11''
- STREAK-FREE GLASS DOORS: The Gütewerk shower squeegee for glass doors clears water, soap and limescale in a single clean pass; the soft silicone blade glides without squeak or drag and leaves no residue on shower glass, mirrors or tile walls
- SILICONE BLADE, STAINLESS STEEL CORE: A flexible silicone blade shower squeegee built around a stainless steel core; engineered to hold its edge, stay quiet on glass and resist warping use after use, bath after bath
- 3-IN-1 NO-DRILL MOUNT: Hook, suction and adhesive base ship in every box; mount the squeegee for shower glass on the door, the tile or the cubicle wall in seconds, then move it later without leaving a mark behind
- BUILT FOR EVERY BATHROOM: A bathroom squeegee for shower glass that comes in four sizes (9, 11, 13 and 15 inch) and a curated palette of colors; pick the size that suits your enclosure and the finish that matches your hardware
- BUILT TO LAST, BUILT TO STAY OUT: GÜTEWERK makes household tools you keep; 100% hygienic silicone with a smooth gapless surface, ergonomic grip and a matte black finish that earns its place on the glass, not the back of the cupboard
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