Squeegees

Squeegees

A shower squeegee is a handheld tool used to remove water from glass shower screens and tiled surfaces after showering, preventing limescale and soap scum build-up. This collection features shower squeegees from Bao Bath, designed for everyday use in Australian bathrooms. Using a squeegee after each shower is one of the simplest ways to reduce cleaning frequency and maintain the appearance of glass and tiles over time.

What size shower Squeegee do I need?

Bao Bath shower squeegees are sized to suit standard shower screen widths, with blade lengths typically ranging from 20cm to 25cm. For larger shower screens or combined screen-and-tile areas, a longer blade covers more surface area per pass, reducing the number of strokes needed.

The correct size depends on the width of the glass panel or tiled wall being cleaned. Measuring the surface before purchasing ensures the squeegee blade matches the area it needs to cover.

What are shower squeegees made from?

Bao Bath squeegees are constructed with a rubber or silicone blade paired with a handle in stainless steel or coated metal. The blade material is chosen for flexibility, allowing it to conform to glass and tiled surfaces without scratching them. Stainless steel handles resist corrosion in the humid, high-moisture conditions typical of a shower environment.

How do I use a shower squeegee correctly?

Starting at the top of the glass shower screen, draw the squeegee blade downward in a single stroke, overlapping each pass slightly. Wipe the blade clean between strokes to avoid redistributing water. For shower screens with fixed hardware, refer to our shower screen hardware collection for compatible fittings and fixtures.

Most renovators keep a squeegee mounted on a hook or caddy inside the shower for convenience, making it part of the daily routine rather than an occasional task.