Klein Tools 85191 Conduit Reaming Screwdriver 5/16 tip 13 19 25 mm
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A 22-inch straight-blade floor squeegee in black for efficient water removal
The Rubbermaid FG9C2700BLA is a straight-blade floor squeegee measuring 22 inches in length. It is built for electricians and maintenance staff who need to clear water or debris from hard surfaces quickly. The black blade is designed for efficient push-and-pull action on smooth floors.
This tool suits professionals wanting a simple, manual squeegee for general floor drying tasks. It is not for buyers who need a powered floor scrubber, a wider cleaning path, or an integrated vacuum recovery system for large-scale wet cleanup.
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| Brand name | RUBBERMAID |
The supplier lists only the 22-inch straight black blade; no handle is mentioned, so a compatible handle would need to be sourced separately.
Yes, the FG9C2700BLA is specified with a 22-inch straight black blade; no alternative lengths, colours or blade styles are listed for this model.
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