ALLWAY CT31 3-in-1 Caulk Tool for Removal and Application

Wow. Just… wow. I’ve dealt with a lot of caulk in my time, but I’ve never had a tool that made working with caulk feel this good. Old, dried-up caulk? Gone in seconds. This thing knows exactly how to grip it, strip it, and leave everything smooth and ready for fresh caulk. 👀The stainless steel blade? Sharp, firm, and eager. Whether I’m pushing or pulling, it just glides right through that old, stubborn caulk without any struggle. Honestly, I didn’t know removing caulk could be this smooth and satisfying. 😳And then comes the best part — laying down new caulk. The smoothing triangle lets me pick my size: narrow caulk, medium caulk, or wide caulk. And let me tell you, once I laid down that wide, thick bead… well, let’s just say my shower has never looked so full and satisfied. 😏💦Cleanup is a dream, too. Just a quick scrape and every last bit of messy caulk is wiped away. No more sticky residue, no more awkward gaps — just clean lines and firm caulk where it belongs. 👌And it works with every kind of caulk you can imagine — thick caulk, thin caulk, long caulk, short caulk, black caulk, even crooked caulk that bends weird in the corners. Doesn’t matter what kind of caulk you’re working with, this tool grabs it, smooths it out, and makes it look good. Bathroom, windows, shower — there’s no place I wouldn’t trust this tool to handle my caulk. 😅Final Verdict:If your old caulk is cracked, saggy, or just not doing the job anymore, do yourself a favor and get this tool. It’ll help you rip out the old, clean up the mess, and lay down some fresh, smooth caulk that makes everything look and feel brand new.I’ve never been so excited about caulk in my life.10/10 — would handle caulk again. And again. And again. 😏🔥

I'm no handyman. In fact, I've never in my life used caulk until now. But I live in an old apartment, where maintenance is slow to respond and tends to do the bare minimum, and that's exactly what they did with my tub before I moved in. The old, stained caulk between the tub and the plastic fake-tile walls around it was separating and cracking, and I decided to just fix it myself. This tool is exactly what I needed. I was able to move the old caulk easily, and it helped me lay down new caulk perfectly. I just followed the instructions on the caulk I bought and used this tool to get the job done easily and quickly. My bath looks much, much nicer, the caulk is holding up wonderfully, and now everything is water-tight again.

V shaped metal bit is effective removing old caulk from 2 sided corners (though tough going in 3 sided corner.) Silicone spreader is cheap, but mostly works (mine has a small tear in the back of the material from the start, but still worked okay.) Just maybe a bit thick to smooth evenly. Even the little plastic scrapper was effective in places where it was hard to get up all the bits of caulk with just the metal part. If you don't expect too much from a five dollar tool, it's great!

Very quickly and easily removed the caulk from the corners of the marble countertop so they could be cleaned and recaulked. Did not do any damage to the surface, and would work just as easily in a tub or shower, which will be my next projects!

I'm recaulking my exterior storm windows and it's been a challenge removing some of the old caulk on some windows. I was using the cheaper home depot caulk remover that's similar to this one. They sell 2 versions. But it broke off and I ordered this one hoping it would be better but it isn't. I spread caulk with my finger so this is only about the metal remover portion.First both sides of this one are the same width. The HD one has one side larger than the other and for what I'm doing I need to get into a tight space between the window frame and window side jambs plus get into the depth of the caulk joint. This tool handle is wide which makes for a good grip but hard to maneuver. The metal head is too wide to get behind the caulk bead and just pull the entire thing out where the HD one was small enough to do that.I took needlenose pliers and made the triangle tips narrower which helped but the metal edge wasn't doing a great job of cutting the caulk away. I needed to make multiple passes scraping it out. HD one seemed easier overall but less sturdy.Both are stainless steel which one should be aware what you are scraping since it will scratch glass, for example. It will scratch plastic, etc. So that's my experience for what it's worth. I wouldn't buy again.

I did not use for removal of old caulking, so I can't speak to that. The spreading tool with adjustable angles is brilliant and worked very well on a shower that had varying depths of caulk needed. Well worth the price!

What a amazing tool ! I wish I would have had this years ago ! . Fantastic ! Use half the amount of caulk . Works great, makes the job SO much easier . Well worth the money . Leaves a professional look with half the work . What a great little idea . I wish I would have thought of it .Thank you,Tim

Let’s be honest-caulking is not a fun job! Fortunately, with tools like this it is a whole lot easier. Quality is great and it came just as promised! My previous tool lasted for years & I think this one will as well. It cleaned up beautifully and is in storage for my next project!