Customer Reviews

Clean Machine 10370988 Bootscraper 17-1/2-Inch by 10-1/4-Inch by 2-3/4-Inch Doormat, Cinder

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Item works but is very light weight and flimsey.. Haven't had long enough to comment on durabilty

This is an all plastic shoe cleaner. It feels light and insubstantial. Lots of plastic "fingers" in the main body of the unit and those are not very effective. This is a basic unit that will do a basic job of superficial shoe cleaning prior to entering the house. It's not very attractive at all. Just OK.

This item arrived broken. The brushes are held in place a thin piece of hard plastic. I was not surprised it broke in transit after I could see the quality of the item. Also, to returm the item you have to send an e-mail to get the return instructions. They won't tell you over the phone.

Cleans my boots well and is easy to hose down. I like that you can hold it down by standing on one side as you scrape the other boot. But don't expect that it will remove heavy mud as well as a steel bar type scraper.

10 YEARS AGO I BOUGHT A VERY SIMILULAR BOOT SCRAPER THAT HAD THE SAME MESH MOUNTED ON WOOD. IT WAS A GREAT PRODUCT. THE NEW MODEL SHOWN HERE IS "CRAP" THE PLASTIC BASE CRACKED AFTER A FEW WEEKS USE AND THE MESH HAS COME OFF IN SEVERAL AREAS. LOOK FOR A BETTER ITEM THAN THIS. TOTAL WASTE OF TIME, EFFORT AND MONEY$$$

The bristles seem sturdy enough, but the base is too light
and plastic and not as heavy duty as it should be. Good for light use.

I bought this shoe scraper at the same time as another made from coconut husk. While they both initially worked to scrape debris off shoes, the coconut husk one is now falling apart, while this "astroturf" one is still going strong. It is in a location that gets both sun and rain, and I'm very happy that it has not deteriorated. The only weaknss I've found is that it would work better if the pile was higher. Still, I only use it for knocking loose debris off my shoes, such as grass clippings from wet grass. There's no mud around here, so I don't know how it would work for that.