If I got this would I still need the scraper what's more effective
1781345
I use the brush to loosen up the nasty stuff, then use the scraper to get it off....It works brilliantly when you do it like that.
1781346
IMHO....Yes. The Tung loosens the coating but if you want a clean job, you then use the scraper....
1781347
The brush is way more effective. No need for the scraper if you have the brush.
1781348
This is softer so you will not need the scraper anymore. I also got the tongue cleaner paste to go along with this.
429092
This plus some elbow grease and a razor scraper could at least make some progress. It's not a miracle product but it does the job.
651017
The nibbler is far better for like pole barn metal and steel roofing. You can cut out shapes. I have this exact model. I don't use it any more because I don't do the metal. Great tool!
1533750
the scraper is of very limited flexibility. You can flex it a modest amount, enough to scrape a large mixing bowl, but it is not perfectly pliable.
1043087
You could use it before or after scraping the touge. Of course you'll get better results (non-white tounge) if you scrape before. It is a wonderful product and I will never be without. Best oral health product I have ever spent money on, and I've tried my share of products. Trust me on this one!
1156709
Not much you need to strip it and start again but be careful to clean the stripper off 100% and let the surface dry completely.
1304861
I don't know if there would be a difference because I returned my I robot because it did not clean well enough. I have two dogs and a sandy yard so Im not sure anything could do the job tho. Rob
2150425
This is simply a battier operated hand held scrubber, not very powerful but more than your hand alone. I would try it.
1967718
Unfortunately, my husband managed to throw away the scraper the second week we owned the scrap trap. While I couldn't find the original scraper on sale, I did find this one that is plastic and fits in the slot on the scrap trap. I ordered 5 figuring we'll probably go through them! Ateco Bowl Scraper
2015514
I would use a long handle razor blade floor scraper and use a floor machine.
1115366
I don't believe this would be the best tool for you, it is built mainly for snow...the scraper is not that strong or that sharp, it works great but I would not use it on ice! I would get a shovel designed for that. From Tom in Minnesota!
1190998
You should use something less abrasive. The plastic scrubbers shaped like metal scrubbers work well.
1132258
I love mine. Had a steam buggy previously that finally gave up the ghost. This one is much easier to use and can be fun. As with all of them I think one must use chemicals. Guess just depends on what condition item is in. Soap scum must have help from cleaning agents. I think this is just another tool that aids with cleaning. I recommend.
2282759
This scraper is sold alone. It does not have a mirror or come with one. Honestly, I found this difficult to use. I probably would not recommend this tool.
1338559
It all depends on how bad your back is and how dirty your floor gets. If you only need light cleaning one of the light weight Shark steam cleaners might be better.
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I would suggest the larger one for the bigger jobs. The small one is great for a smaller amount. It WILL do the job for you but will take longer. I do not have a food processor and so use mine quite frequently for most everything I want sliced or shredded. The booklet that came with the saladshooter says that you need the extra attachment for shredding cheese. (not real sure why) The extras are for thicker slicing and finer shredding then the one that come with it.
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You could use an axe on it. No amount of scraping with a fork or knife will damage it, ever.