6104 Homax Ceiling Texture Scraper

Eorked great

This a good product and does the job. Not perfect but works great. It's a must have when removing popcorn. Most of the popcorn goes in the bag. My suggestion use a grocery bad. You will need alot but it will save your wrist the pain. The bag gets heavy quick. You'll switch the bag often. The clips can get missing easy when changing bags so remove them and put to the side. I found my self digging them out of the bag full of popcorn.

pros:inexpensivesimple to usedrastically reduces the messdrastically reduces the effortdrastically reduces the timecons:ad headline states 4-pack. one shipped. (don't know how you'd use more than one at a time.)doesn't work well DRY, but the instructions advise wetting the surface.does require you to use your brain a tiny bit. (this is obviously an issue for some folks.)summary:as a first-time user, it took me about 10 minutes to do a 5x5 area.i'm very happy with the product, but i have a brain.if this tool doesn't work for you, you may want to reboot your brain.or stay away from other complex tasks, like changing lightbulbs.

This scrapper didn’t work at all for me. I set it up and followed the instructions, but it just wasn’t up to the task.

I purchased this never having done popcorn removal before. I’ve watched a ton of videos online about how to do it. I attached the bag, clipped it on, wet the ceiling, waiting a minute for the water to penetrate the ceiling, then started scraping. The tool is effective at scraping. The clips do not hold the bag on. The clips slip off and fall into the bag. The frame for the bag to attach keeps you about 1” away from the edge of the wall. I gave up on the bag, and just laid a Dollar Tree tarp on the floor and scraped it. I have to go around the entire perimeter of the room with a smaller scraper to remove the bits that this particular scraper wouldn’t reach.I recommend a normal scraper and drop cloths or plastic drop cloths.

Bought this to scrap almost 1,000 sq ft of ceiling. I was skeptical, but figured catching some of the debris was better than nothing. I was lucky in the fact that my ceilings were not repainted except for one room. I used this scraper by hand with my head up by the ceiling the entire time; no extension pole. I did this as I didn't want to risk digging into the drywall. It was definitely a lot of up and down the ladder, but the result was worth it. Half the ceiling I did was vaulted (about 12ft high).This thing caught more than I was expecting. I would say it caught 90 - 95% of the popcorn. For my catch bag, I just used a plastic bag from a store (nothing special). I never took the bag off. Instead, I dumped it into a garbage bag. Yes, there was still a fine white powder on the floor, but this is unavoidable unless you somehow use a vacuum at the same time. I still used a plain scraper for the edges and going around fixtures. You could definitely tell where I did this as there was more debris on the floor.I did slightly modify the bar that holds the bag. I bent/bowed it out just a bit so it would hang in front of the scraper more. Upon first use, it appeared to me that the popcorn was going right past the bag. The bar is very rigid, but I only bowed it out maybe an inch total in the middle, probably less. By doing this, the popcorn fell right into the bag. I was also careful not to bow it so much that it made it narrower than the scraper.A little finessing and taking your time goes a long way with this.

This device works very well. It's does not get every bit of popcorn, but it is way less mess!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Didn't with for my project my textured was painted over multiple times. Ease of use:Didn't work