Grout Removal Tool, Caulking Removal Tool, Grout Cleaner, Scraper, Scrubber Brush, Tile Joint Cleaning Brush, Remove Grout or Cleaning for Tile Joints and Seams or Corner

I don’t know if I used it correctly. Just needed to scrape a line of cracked grout between my countertop and backsplash. This was very easy.

used for cleaning out grout around old sink

I used this to help with the grout removal of a tub/shower 4" tile (1/16th" grout line) installation, to help get to the spots the rotary tool couldn't reach or didn't clean well enough. Make sure you wear gloves, as the oxidation from the aluminum handle will blacken your hands in a short time, and you could transfer this to the tile or grout you're not removing. The handles are a bit long and it would be easier to control if they were shorter. But, all in all, it's a good tool, and pretty tough. I purchased 2 of them just in case it dulled, and I'm not seeing that happen.The 3 different sized cutters is a very useful feature, especially if your original tile installers weren't judicious about uniform tile spacing. And be careful to keep the cutter in the grout slot, as it will scratch your tile if you accidentally scrape across one. I would recommend this tool- it made the job easier, for sure.

Worked well to replace a small bit of cracking grout in the bathroom. Pulled it up pretty easy and the tool worked well. I would not use this for anything larger than maybe 10-12inches, at most. Go electric for anything more.

This is a great tool for digging up grout. We had to redo our shower and this did the job so easy and I like how it had two different sizes on each end. Great price and it has held up nicely after doing the shower.

Bought this tool and the Goldblatt. Much prefer the Goldblatt as it it stiffer making it much easier to control. This one is more flexible and can tend to jump out of the groove and sometimes chip the tile.

It's great for getting into corners. It has 4 different profiles on the head so you can find one that fits the project well. I haven't used it on grout yet, but it's done a good job on old caulk and paint drips. You need to experiment a little in finding the right angle to hold it so that the cutter gets a good bite. Different materials might need different angles. Definitely a worthwhile tool to have in your arsenal of various scraping tools.

Works really well. I wish the tip had a little more of a pointed tip on it but that’s nit picking.