A shower squeegee with a J-shaped hook instead of a hanging loop, so it hangs itself on a glass door edge, a rail or a cabinet handle with no drilling and no adhesive. A suction cup is in the box for bathrooms with nothing to hook onto. One piece of silicone over a steel core, 25 cm wide.
What it's made of
Designed in Germany. A stainless steel core fully encased in a single piece of silicone: no seams, no screws, no exposed metal edge where water sits and rust starts. That construction is the point. Most squeegees are a rubber blade clamped into a metal or plastic holder, and the joint is where they fail, first collecting limescale and then splitting. There is no joint here to fail.
Why the J-hook
A squeegee only gets used if it lives within arm's reach of the shower. Most come with a hole for a hook you then have to drill, or an adhesive pad that falls off a wet tile within weeks. The J-shape hangs over any edge up to normal shower-glass thickness, so it stores itself where you used it, and it comes off again in a second when you want to clean it.
How it's used
Pull from the top down in overlapping strokes, tilting slightly so the water runs to one side. The silicone edge is soft enough for coated glass and mirrors, and it does not squeak the way a hard rubber blade does on dry glass. After the shower, hang it back on the door. Thirty seconds of wiping is what keeps limescale off in the first place.
The suction cup
For bathrooms with no door edge or rail, the included suction cup mounts on smooth glass or tile. Loosen the screw, press it flat against a clean dry surface, then tighten the screw to lock the vacuum. It holds on glass and glazed tile; it will not hold on textured stone, grout lines or painted walls.
Care
Rinse the blade under the tap and shake it dry. If limescale builds on the edge, wipe it with a little vinegar and rinse. There is no blade to replace and no fittings to loosen.
Not suitable for
Textured or patterned glass, where any squeegee leaves water in the pattern. Also rough stone, unsealed grout, and the dishwasher, which is unnecessary anyway since it rinses clean in seconds.
Specifications
| Blade width |
25.4 cm (10 inches) |
| Height |
22.9 cm |
| Weight |
181 g |
| Blade material |
Silicone, one piece |
| Handle material |
Silicone over an encased stainless steel core |
| Construction |
Seamless, no exposed metal |
| Mounting |
J-shaped hook, plus suction cup included |
| Drilling required |
No |
| Adhesive required |
No |
| Colours |
Black, White, Green |
| Surfaces |
Shower glass, mirrors, tiles, windows, worktops, car glass |
| In the box |
Squeegee, suction cup mount, gift-ready packaging |
| Design |
Designed in Germany |
| Warranty |
2 years |
Frequently asked questions
Where can I hang it without drilling?
Over the edge of a shower glass door, a towel rail, a cabinet handle, or anywhere with a lip the J-hook fits over. If your bathroom has none of those, use the included suction cup.
Does the suction cup hold?
On smooth glass or glazed tile, yes. Loosen the screw, press it against a clean dry surface, tighten the screw. It will not hold on textured stone, grout lines or paint.
Will it scratch coated shower glass?
No. The blade is soft silicone and there is no exposed metal anywhere on the tool, which is the usual cause of scratched glass.
Does it squeak?
No. Hard rubber blades judder on dry glass and that is what makes the noise. Silicone stays quiet.
Can I use it on mirrors and windows?
Yes, and on tiles, worktops and car glass. The blade is the same width for all of them.
How do I stop limescale on the blade?
Rinse and shake it dry after use. If a film builds up, wipe the edge with vinegar and rinse.
Is the blade replaceable?
There is no separate blade. The silicone is moulded in one piece over the steel core, so there is nothing to replace and nothing to work loose.
