Snow Joe 2-in-1 Windshield Ice Scraper and Snow Broom, Extendable Winter Car Cleaning Tool

Handiest snow removal tool I've used. It's strong enough to push at least 6-8 inches of snow off of my vehicle (a large, tall SUV). The scraper is not greatest, but I purchased it for snow, not ice. The ice scraper end is good for getting underneath ice crusted snow and breaking it up to push off with the pusher end. I've recommended this to others who've purchased and love it. My mom was so impressed with mine that she gifted one. These are hard to find, even online, when you need it. Grab one when they're available.

Snow Joe broom I gave my old one to my sister for her car bought myself a new bigger one for my SUV you can't go wrong with the snow Joe broom it does not hurt your vehicle one bit no more put your hands in the snow getting them all cold and freezing it has a scraper on the other side so it works perfectly specially when it snows a lot keep your car clean keep from having accidents or causing accidents when the snow flies off your car

I have a minivan and the roof is higher than these small cars, and this brush is long enough to clean off most of the roof from one side of the car, eliminating getting a lot of snow on yourself while doing so. Most of the similar brushes are too short to do the cleanup on a larger car or pickup.

Love this scraper! The telescopic handle is very convinient and makes it easy to reach the roof, even on taller vehicles. The rubber edge works great and does not scratch the paint, which I really appreciate. It feels sturdy and lightweight, and clears snow fast. The handle could be a bit thicker for gloves, but overall I am very happy with this purchase. Definitely recommend for winter!

The Snow Joe works great to remove snow from your car without scratching your car. With the long handle it reaches all the way across the top of the car too. It's great!!!!

this little snow broom really cuts down the time of cleaning your car off. Just got done with a storm and it took about 5 minutes to clean. It is light weight and it is made out of a Styrofoam material but it does the job. If you live in an area that receives a lot of snow, this broom is definitely a must.

I found out about snow brooms at a car dealership as I inquired how they cleared all the new cars without scratching them. The dealership did not sell the snow brooms and after looking in many stores for one I ordered online through Walmart and picked it up in-store. It was a good and easy experience to order online and pick up at Walmart. The product, the snow broom is so much easier than a snow brush. It moves the snow so easily and quickly and it is great to know I won't scratch the car as I remove the mountains of snow. I did find out from the dealer that it is important not to set the rectangular push pad on the ground as salt and gravel can get attached or imbedded and then create small scratches on the car. It is a little difficult to get the telescoping handle unlocked when first receiving it but the manufacturer gives instructions to twist left then pull hard initially and this works. After the first opening it is easy to use.

My Midwest area received a lot of snow in a week, up to 17”. At 5’ tall there’s no way to clean the top on my small SUV so I bought this Snow Joe snow pusher. It was light weight and strong enough to push most of the snow however the handle kept loosening. It has plastic threads and I was afraid to screw it to the base too tightly. I was pleasantly surprised the pusher itself didn’t break off when pushing the deep snow. In any snow less than 17” it would work very well. Possibly it’s my lack of height that caused my issues. I also like the fact that the pole clamps into the pusher for flat storage.

It didn’t have brush on this type of snow removal . Although it was plastic safe for cars/ trucks to scoop off snow without scratching your car/ jeep. The other end has scraper. Worked - got job done. Could help a short person . Personally i was not impressed. Gave it to ( short) friend , In the future I will use a broom if need be.

I'm still getting used to this. The foam head does not feel as efficient as a brush would. Standing outside in sub-zero temps and trying to twist the handle to lengthen it is challenging. It fels a little awkward, and a standard brush is still necessary for areas.