Warner Tool 790: 4" Strip 'N' Clean Scraper, Steel Soft Grip Handle, 10-7/8" Overall Length Not Including Blade Hand Tools

I bought two of these to help with scraping vinyl flooring off a concrete subfloor. Unfortunately, due to the glue used, they were of little help. However, I did find this tool invaluable for a lot of other uses:- Helping pull baseboard and door trim off in single, unbroken pieces- Removing thinset from concrete subfloor where tile had been (with the assistance of a hammer)- Scraping paint off of various surfaces- Anywhere you need a thin blunt or sharp edge with leverage!The tool is of durable construction and the blades are of decent quality. Even after using it to hammer away thinset and pulling off baseboard I still saw little wear in the blade. I did, however, cause some damage to the handle by hammering it to get the thinset off. It is still a very usable tool even after that.I'd definitely recommend this product if you have a need to scrape linoleum or vinyl flooring from a wood subfloor, or any of the tasks I mentioned above.

I redid the floors in my living room and dining room and wound up using this tool for a bunch of tasks including scraping the glue from the old carpet underneath, slicing carpet nail tops off that didn't want to get pulled out of the concrete, hammering the handle and using the blade as a wedge to remove pieces of moulding, using the handle end as a tap to tap pieces together (it's heavy and sturdy enough for this) and the list goes on and on. Some of the best $25 you will ever spend on hardware.

The blade that came with the tool was useless. It was as dull as a butterknife. I needed the tool so I went out and purchased silicone carbide sandpaper in various grits to sharpen the blade that should have come sharpened and ready to use. This cost me an additional $15 dollars. Contacted Warnertool.com and got the runaround and excuses. They wanted me to take and send pictures of the blade even though I already had sharpened it. Total waste of time.

heavy-duty I use this scraper on the side of semi tlrs to scraper off old hazmat stickers. You have to push hard to cut through the vinyl stickers, most scrapers, the blade will break, this one is DURABLE

This product did not work for me. It required to much effort to use. I would not buy this product again nor would I recommend it unless you are a strong person.

This is exactly what I wanted. It is identical to an old one I had lost in a recent move. The new floor tiles on the floor had not dried completely before we had to move the furniture in. Several tiles slipped out of place and had to be replaced. I had used my old one for so many jobs and really depended on it for repairs. So happy to find the exact duplicate and brand of one I lost. My old one was about 15 years old and had held up through some really tough jobs.

Does a good job of scraping up old floor tile, sheet vinyl, etc.

I used this hand scraper to remove linoleum flooring from my laundry room and it did an outstanding job. Many scrapers have long handles for use while standing, but for smaller jobs or tight areas this tool is perfect. As painful as linoleum removal is, this tool proved indispensable. Based on website tutorial recommendations, I even purchased an extra blade, but ended up not needing it as this blade was incredibly sharp, sturdy, and double sided. I highly recommend purchasing.