A silicone shower squeegee that ships with three ways to mount it and none of them need a drill. A silicone hook, a detachable hanger and a suction cup are all in the box, so it works whether your bathroom has a glass door, a tiled wall or neither. Two widths, five colours.
What it's made of
Designed in Germany. A stainless steel core running through a silicone body, with a soft silicone blade. The core is what stops the blade flexing away from the glass on a long pull, which is the usual failure on cheap all-plastic squeegees: they bow in the middle and leave a stripe of water behind. The silicone is food-grade and there is no exposed metal to rust or scratch.
Three ways to mount it
Most squeegees give you one option and hope your bathroom suits it. This one gives you three. The silicone hook adheres to a tiled or painted wall. The detachable hanger hooks over a glass door edge or a rail. The suction cup mounts on smooth glass or glazed tile: loosen the screw, press it flat against a clean dry surface, tighten to lock the vacuum. All three come off without leaving a mark, which matters if you rent.
Choosing a width
23 cm suits a standard shower enclosure, a mirror or a car windscreen, and it is easier to control one-handed. 28 cm covers more glass per stroke and is the better choice for a large screen or a patio door. If you are unsure, take the smaller one: a squeegee that is too wide for the panel catches on the frame.
How it's used
Pull from the top down in overlapping strokes, angled slightly so water runs to one side rather than back across the dry glass. The silicone edge stays quiet on dry glass where a hard rubber blade judders and squeaks. Thirty seconds after a shower is what stops limescale forming, which is far less work than removing it later.
Care
Rinse the blade and shake it dry. If a white film builds on the edge, wipe it with vinegar and rinse. There is no separate blade to replace.
Not suitable for
Textured or patterned glass, where water sits in the pattern whatever you use. Also rough stone and unsealed grout. The suction cup will not hold on textured surfaces or paint, so use the silicone hook there instead.
Specifications
| Widths |
23 cm (9 inch) and 28 cm (11 inch) |
| Height |
22 cm |
| Weight |
286 g |
| Blade material |
Silicone over a stainless steel core |
| Handle material |
Silicone |
| Mounting |
Silicone hook, detachable hanger and suction cup, all included |
| Drilling required |
No |
| Colours |
Black, White, Blue, Green, Pink |
| Surfaces |
Shower glass, mirrors, windows, worktops, car glass |
| In the box |
Squeegee, detachable silicone hanger, suction cup, silicone hook, gift-ready packaging |
| Design |
Designed in Germany |
| Warranty |
2 years |
Frequently asked questions
Which of the three mounts should I use?
If you have a glass door edge or a rail, use the hanger. On smooth glass or glazed tile, use the suction cup. On a painted or textured wall, use the silicone hook. All three are in the box, so you can try them.
Do any of them damage the wall?
No. None require drilling and all three come off without leaving a mark, which is the point if you rent.
Which width should I choose?
23 cm for a standard shower, a mirror or a car. 28 cm for a large screen or patio doors. When in doubt take the smaller one, since a squeegee wider than the panel catches on the frame.
Will it scratch coated glass?
No. The blade is soft silicone and the steel core is fully enclosed, so no metal touches the glass.
Does it squeak?
No. Silicone stays quiet on dry glass where hard rubber judders.
How is it different from the J-hook squeegee?
The J-hook model has a moulded hook built into the handle and comes with a suction cup. This one has a straight handle with three separate mounts in the box and comes in two widths and five colours.
How do I stop limescale on the blade?
Rinse and shake dry after use. If a film builds up, wipe the edge with vinegar and rinse.
