Scrigit Scraper Cleaning Tool Review & Giveaway Including a $20 Amazon GC
Scrigit Scraper; so first try and say that fast 3 times!! Whew!! Now that I have you saying Scrigit Scraper in your head let me tell you exactly what this is and what it does. The Scrigit Scraper (your still saying it in your head aren’t you??) is a cleaning tool; a cleaning tool that almost looks like an ink pen. It’s about the same size all the way around; except that there is a scraper at each end. No more using your fingernails to scrap stuff off, well, anything!! From bottles with labels to water-spots on appliances. Made of a durable hygienic plastic, that’s safe to use on most household and automotive surfaces, including Plexiglas® windows.
There are several spots in my home that I have broken many a nail on! The ice/water dispenser in my fridge is a biggie! Grrrrrr why is that so hard to clean? Next up is the water-spots on my pretty faucets in the bathroom, then there is the stain in the tub. I have no idea what caused it but NOTHING has worked to remove it. Not the Magic Eraser, not the Scrubbing Bubblies. NOTHING!! So, honestly I didn’t have high hopes that this skinny little scraper would do anything. But, it was worth a try. I am SO pleased to report that the calcium deposits in the sink…. GONE. Mystery black substance in the tub…. GONE. Ice maker/water dispenser hard water deposits…… GONE. AND I might add with all of my fingernails still in tact!
The Scrigit was created by Jay because his mother would always use her fingernails to clean things, even though she had long and sturdy fingernails, Jay created the Scrigit with her in mind. I am sure thankful he did. It takes a long time to get my fingernails all one length and yet I still use them as little mini scrapers. I will be keeping one of these little tools in the car, kitchen, bathrooms and I might even share with my daughters for their homes. Maybe…. these really are so helpful!! 
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32 Comments
Bridgett Wilbur
I would use it to clean around my bathroom sink. For some reason I have a hard time keeping it clean.
laurie murley
I would love to try this on jars with labels and in the bathroom on some of my tiny spots that wont come clean
BRANDI DAWN
This would be nice to use to clean up the Rhino Liner on the Jeep!
Deborah Caudill
The first thing I would use it for would be to remove this weird black rubbery textured stain in my stainless steel kitchen sink. I have tried everything to remove it to no avail.
natasha lamoreux
I would start off by using Scrigit in my bathroom around the tile and grout.
Lesley F
The calcium buildup on my bathroom fixtures
Caitlin
The first thing I would try the Scrigit on is the kitchen sink.
Melissa Lawler
My license plates! I need something to remove the old stickers. This would be perfect.
ellen beck
I would us this Scrigit to get gunk from around the kitchen sink behind the faucet and in the bathroom to get junk out of the shower stall track. I hate trying to get my hands into those places and it is icky.
Maryann D.
The first thing I would try the Scrigit on is glass jars to get the labels off. My daughter like to reuse the jars or decorate them and this would help getting them cleaned off.
Michelle H.
I would use this around my sinks.
Michelle H.
I forgot to make it 8 words long. I definitely would use this around my sinks.
Melissa S
I would use it to help remove the sticky tags my favorite thrift store sticks on everything,
Terri S
I would use it between the tiles in my bathroom.
Edye
I would try it in the garage and bathroom.
April Monty
This looks like an awesome tool to have around the house!
Leela
I would try it on my floors first to get rid of the stickers my kids had a field day with.
Robin Abrams
I would use it first on my stove to get the splatters off
Julie L
The first thing I’d use it on would be getting the sticky stuff from labels off of some glass jars that I own.
Laura
After seeing how well it works on the faucet, I would definitely use it in the kitchen and bathrooms!
Sarah Phillips
I would probably use the Scrigit while cleaning my bathroom sink first. There always seems to be grime that builds up in the narrow spaces around the sink faucet that I can never reach. This scraper tool might just do the job.
Pamela Gurganus
The first thing I would try the Scrigit on is my bathroom tiles.
Sarah L
I’d use this to scrape the tags off of bottles so I can reuse them.
Thanks for the contest.
Krystal Waters
I have a lot of calcium deposits in my bathroom sink and I would use it on my shower head.
Vicki Wurgler
The first thing I would try the Scrigit on is the splatters on my gas stove
suzanne
I would use it to help remove labels from jars.
Cathy French
I want to use it to remove some caulking around the bathroom window and soap holder to get rid of the mildew and recaulk.
Tammy Woodall
The first thing I would try Scrigit Scraper on is the Kitchen sink and then work on my bathrooms.
Terri Quick
The first thing I would try the Scrigit on is my bathroom
Gracie Kahl
What a great idea! I would use it to get the gunk out from between the tiles in my kitchen.
Maureen
Oh can I just say this would help in cleaning and sparkling the bathrooms.
Lisa Cooper
I am always trying to get jar labels off with my fingernails. The Scrigit Scraper would be just the product I need!