Amazon Basics 3-IN-1 Caulk Tool for Removal and Application

I never knew something like this was made. SO excited and worked great for removal and helping my keep my hands from getting all messy

I removed the old caulk from around my kitchen sink. No, it did not take it all off with one swipe but for anyone who has ever had to remove old caulk you will know that is impossible. It is the best tool I have tried and with time and patience, which I don’t have much of, it did remove most of the caulk. This is way more than I can say for any other tool or method I have tried. It is definitely worth the cost. I was not able to use it on the back side of my sink. The space wasn’t wide enough for the tool to fit in the groove but that just enhanced how much easier the tool had made the other 3 sides. Buy one!

I’ve tried so many types of these tools over the years - none worked better than just using your finger. This one?, it’s pretty remarkable in that it actually works as well as it claims - at least the smoothing portion does. The caulk remover / scraper doesn’t work nearly as well as the video portrays it though. I expect if you’re removing relatively fresh caulk on an even tile surface?, it probably works just fine. Old, dried out caulk?, not so great, but it does work - just not as efficiently as the video would have you think.

This durable caulk tool has made easy work with removing old caulk and with the application of fresh caulk both in my bathroom and around windows. It is easy to use, small enough to store work other tools, and has certainly upped my caulking skills. Highly recommend!

I use this al the time tp smooth caulking and use the scraper to remove old caulk or paint on edges. saves my fingers from getting coated in caulk. I bought few of them and gave to other DIY people to use.

To be honest, it's easier to do this with a gloved hand than to use this tool. I suppose with practice you get nicer beaded lines. This just seems like something real Plumbers and contractors don't use.

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Nice tool for caulk removal and application.The stainless steel caulk removal blade seems thin and might be susceptible to getting dented or deformed.This tool will be used in addition to the tried-and-true finger and rubbing alcohol tool.