When it comes to cleaning stubborn residues—like adhesive stickers, dried gunk, grease buildup, or paint splatters—off delicate surfaces, having the right tool is essential.
Using the wrong scraper can leave scratches, chips, or permanent damage on surfaces like glass, marble, painted areas, or wood.

That’s why every professional cleaner needs to have a reliable scraper in their toolkit—ready to tackle the unexpected at any moment.

Speed Cleaning offers three specialized scrapers that deliver professional-grade performance while protecting even the most sensitive surfaces.
Here’s everything you need to know about choosing the right tool for every situation!

1. Plastic Scraper Cleaning Tool: Maximum Safety for Delicate Surfaces

The Plastic Scraper Cleaning Tool is designed for jobs where precision and surface protection are crucial.

 Made of high-strength polystyrene for excellent durability;
 Perfect for glass, marble, plastic, painted surfaces, and wood;
 Easily removes stickers, dried food, adhesives, and light residue without scratching.

Ideal Uses:

• Peeling off stubborn price tags from mirrors

• Removing tape or decals from painted surfaces

• Lifting dried gunk from countertops and appliances

Pro Tip:
Always keep a plastic scraper in your apron—it’s lightweight and the safest option for delicate surfaces.

2. Heavy-Duty Metal Scraper: Power for the Toughest Jobs

When you encounter hardened, baked-on messes, the Heavy-Duty Metal Scraper is your best friend.

✓ Durable metal construction with a retractable razor blade for safe storage;
✓  Includes five replacement blades for extended use;
✓ Cuts through dried paint, hardened grease, soap scum, and grime with ease.

Ideal Uses:

• Scraping baked-on grease from oven doors

• Removing paint splatters from windows

• Clearing heavy gunk from metal or stone surfaces

Pro Tip:
Use gentle pressure to avoid gouging softer surfaces. Always inspect the blade before use to prevent scratches.

3. Double-Sided Scraper Tool: Maximum Versatility in One Tool

Need flexibility on the job? The Double-Sided Scraper Tool gives you two blades in one ergonomic design.

✓ Plastic blade on one side for delicate surfaces;
✓ Metal blade on the other side for tougher residues;
✓ Comes with 10 or 20 refill blades for ongoing performance.

Ideal Uses:

• Removing light adhesives with the plastic blade

• Tackling dried gunk or paint spots with the metal blade

• Daily professional use — fits easily into your Speed Cleaning Apron!

Pro Tip:
Switch between blades based on the surface you’re cleaning—this tool saves time and prevents damage.

Why Every Cleaning Pro Should Carry a Scraper

In the cleaning industry, no two jobs are exactly the same.
One day you might be dealing with sticker residue on a storefront window.
The next day, it’s dried paint splatters in a bathroom or hardened food stuck to a kitchen backsplash.

Unexpected residues happen all the time.
That’s why a high-quality scraper isn't just a "nice-to-have"—it’s an essential tool that every professional cleaner should carry at all times.

Having the right scraper ready can:

• Save you time during cleanings

• Protect delicate surfaces from costly damage

• Impress your clients by solving problems they didn’t even notice

• Help you charge appropriately for "extra services" when unexpected challenges arise

Don’ts:

1. Don’t Use the Scraper on Wet or Soft Surfaces:
   Avoid using a scraper on wet surfaces or materials that could bend or get scratched easily, like freshly painted walls or unsealed marble.

2. Don’t Hold the Scraper Toward Your Body:
   Never face the scraper blade toward you while scraping! Always point the blade away from your body to avoid injury if the tool slips.

3. Don’t Use Excessive Force:
   Over-exerting pressure can lead to damage, either to the surface or the scraper blade itself. If a residue isn’t coming off, try a different approach like soaking the area or using a cleaner.

4. Don’t Use a Dull Blade:
   A dull scraper blade can cause more harm than good, potentially damaging surfaces. Always check the blade before using it, and replace it when it starts to lose its sharpness.

5. Don’t Forget to Store It Safely:
   After use, always store your scraper properly, with its blade covered or retracted. This will keep it safe from damage and prevent accidental injuries.

Real Talk: What’s the Most Unexpected Residue You've Found on a Job?

As a cleaning professional, you’ve probably seen it all—glue on granite, gum on glass, mystery gunk on marble...

Tell us!

 What’s the craziest, most unexpected residue you’ve ever had to remove during a cleaning job?

We’d love to hear your story in the comments!

(And don't worry—Speed Cleaning Scrapers are ready for whatever comes next. 😉)