Scrigit Scraper No-Scratch Plastic Scraper Tool, 2 Pack - The Handy Multi-Use Scraping Tool for Removing Food, Labels, Stickers, Paint, Grease - Easy to Hold, Reaches Tight Spaces and Crevices

This is an awesome little tool to have around. I had a candle that leaked wax all over my granite kitchen island. It sat there for so long because I couldn’t figure out how to get the extra soft soy wax off. Then I came across this little tool and I’m so glad I did. This thing took care of my problem in under 30 seconds with no scratches to my granite. So easy to use and has a million uses. My husband who is not easily impressed was even blown away. I would highly recommend this tool to have around for just these sorts of problems that seem to have no easy solution.

This gets the job done. Never have to worry about scratching, when removing a sticker!

These work great and are easy to use but do become dull after several times using. So they don’t hold up quite as well as I would have hoped. Thankfully they come in a multi pack so you can switch it out for a new one. I used these to remove the old sticky and deteriorating bumpers from my kitchen cabinets to replace them. Decent value for the cost. Scraped old sticky residue off well with some alcohol spray.

Purchased these as a gift for a friend with Parkinson's who struggles to use coins scratching instant lotto tickets - friend absolutely loved them! These are wonderful, especially for anyone with hand dexterity issues - offers a lot more gripping real estate than the tiny scratchers elsewhere. Super easy to use. These are the length of a typical pen/pencil. I originally received these as a gift MANY years ago and I still use them today. They work amazingly on all kinds of instant ticket materials, even the toughest coatings. Personally, I prefer the oval shaped end. Other friends prefer the square tip end. Having choices is a nice perk. Blue color is easy to identify/locate in a basket of random items. Pen clip feature means I can put it in my purse's lipstick/pen loop. Or it's durable enough to just drop it into the purse abyss. Even after years of bouncing around in my older one-pocket purses containing wall charger blocks, 1" thick binder clips of gift cards, and other tough metal objects, these things endure.

I use these all the time for lots of tasks!

So these are excellent quality- the plastic material is def better and sturdier than any cheapy junk. And the blade end is thinner than a lot of the other sticker scrapers so they work a lot better than similar scrapers… and when paired with a heat gun and maybe some goo gone (if the item isn’t painted), they work great. If you just use these on occasion or the stickers you’re removing aren’t more stubborn, then these might be a good buy for you. The problem is I do a lot of sticker removal and for me they seem to have a very short life…like 2-3 stickers. Of course the cheaper ones I’ve tried have a much shorter life than these do- so I think it’s more a design flaw than a problem with the item. Yes, you can sand them but truthfully I had mixed results when I did this, and it’s time consuming bc some of those divots are fairly deep and bc I’m leery of using a coarser grit. I even had an issue with one I sanded that they proceeded to put a lot of deeper scratches in the plastic bc it wasn’t quite even. To be fair, maybe I’m doing something wrong (would be nice for them to include more detail on how it works better to sand them for idiots like me). But honestly I’ve found that it works a lot better for me to just buy the box of double ended plastic scraper blades and swap them out when they get too damaged. What would be AWESOME is if Scrigit made a version of the removable blade, but in these smaller sizes (which are pretty much perfect for the smaller tasks). So you could buy a box of the plastic blades and just swap them out when they get divots. I would definitely want to buy those from Scrigit…quality made items are few and far between these days- I would even pay up for them (within reason).

I was skeptical about this tool being better than other scraper tools I’ve tried. It worked great removing the old cabinet bumpers in my kitchen. Most had disintegrated to a stubborn sticky goo. This tool cleaned off all the gunk. I also used it to clean the gross crud out of the seam in my refrigerator door handle. It was a small seam and this tool fit and didn’t damage it like a knife would.

I hesitated buying these, but now that I have them, I didn't know how much I needed them. I've been using them to clean small crevices, like cabinet grooves and sink drains, either with a paper towel or by itself. When I use it with a paper towel, I feel like it gives me more leverage. I recently used it on some wood above my stove. The area had some grease splatters that weren't coming off with just me rubbing with a paper towel. I used the Scrigit and a couple layers of paper towel and it came off right away. Same thing happened with some old dried on gooey stuff I found on a shelf. It took some elbow grease, but it all came off with no damage to the shelf! I'm really impressed with these. I do see some minor wear on the tip so not sure how long each one will last, but will be happy to purchase again when the time comes.

I like that it saves my nails. I always used to use my nails to remove stickers or grunge from objects. This works well to remove everything.

Works well

I use these for lots of small jobs in the house and for small scrapbooking jobs. Definitely recommend them.

Handy little tool I'm using at work to remove paint from a plastic part with alcohol and the scraper. Makes the job easier on my hands and faster without damaging the part.

Perfect crevice tool to get into small tight corners.