Mallory 12-810NYU Heavy-Duty Zinc-Plated Squeegee with 10" Head

Works great on tall windows.

Works well. Just like the ones at the gas stations, but you get to use your own (cleaner) cleaner. I like that it is not made with cheap breakable plastic.Fits the generic long handle from Walmart.

I received this yesterday and used it on a few windows this morning. The squeegee feels very nice. It is thick metal and not at all flimsy. The scrubber side is fairly abrasive which is good for getting off grime. The rubber side is thick. I wasn’t sure from the photos how flexible it would be; it is quite rigid.I found that because of how rigid the rubber squeegee side is, you have to press quite hard and keep the handle parallel to the window to get a clean wipe across the whole squeegee when cleaning. This is tough if you have deep window sills. I had some difficulty getting all the cleaner off and getting a totally streak-free clean. However, it was still much better than windex with paper towels. I’m hoping it will break in a bit to make for a smoother clean.Now for the all important question, the threads. I spent probably over an hour searching all Amazon squeegee listing trying to find one that would fit the extension pole I have. I have a “Mr. Longarm” that I got from a Big Box home improvement store in the paint section. It fits perfectly to the ends of all of my paint rollers for doing ceilings and high walls. It also fits perfectly on the squeegee! It was a really snug fit and worked great on my windows. However, I test fit this on the broom handle that came with my Libman push broom from same big box store and it does NOT fit that. Also a heads up that the “threads” on this start a fair amount inside the handle, and also skip a thread so whatever you’re trying to thread it on will need to have 5-6 wraps of the threads to get a really snug fit.

Fits perfectly on an extension pole for painting that you would get at a hardware store.

I bought this squeegee in April (7 mos. ago). It worked in the spring, but now the rubber blade has hardened to the point that it will not conform to a flat window to scrape it clear. The squeegee leaves streaks about 4 inches wide because the squeegee blade is slightly concave in the middle. The unit has been hanging in the garage, out of direct sunlight, with nothing to deform the blade. Since the unit is made in Canada, I would think that the rubber would be a softer composition.

So, it’s a window cleaner. There’s not much to it, but the 5-stars is for the simple fact that it’ll work with any standard threaded pole. It took me searching several box stores and multiple products on Amazon to find one that didn’t have a proprietary pole attachment. So if you already have a pole that you want to use, this is the item you want.

These would be much better if softer rubber were used for the blade. The slightest curve in the window makes only half, or so of the blade, touch the window. Flat side windows are fine. The scrubber part seems fine but older ones that I have tend to get deteriorated sponges.If these are left in the sun to heat up the rubber does a much better job of removing water. Maybe a hair dryer or heat gun would help. It would be better if the rubber were improved rather that go to such extremes.

It’s a quality product, it fit on my pole.