The Snow Joe SJBLZD combines an 18-inch non-abrasive foam snow broom with a built-in hard-plastic ice scraper. Its telescoping pole adjusts from 33 to 52 inches to help clear snow and ice from vehicle roofs, hoods, trunks, windshields, and windows.
SJBLZD
power type
foam head
telescoping pole
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Why It Stands Out
Wide foam head
The reinforced 18-inch polyethylene foam head pushes heavy, wet snow from vehicle surfaces.
Extended reach
The auto-locking telescoping pole adjusts from 33 to 52 inches.
Built-in scraper
The hard-plastic scraper clears ice buildup from windshields and other glass.
Compact storage
The collapsible pole and built-in bracket help the broom stow inside a trunk or cargo area.
Specifications
| Model | SJBLZD |
|---|---|
| Product type | Manual telescoping snow broom with ice scraper |
| Power type | Manual |
| Best use | Clearing snow and ice from vehicles |
| Foam head width | 18 in. |
| Foam material | Reinforced, non-abrasive closed-cell polyethylene foam |
| Scraper material | Hard plastic |
| Pole length | 33–52 in. (84–132 cm) |
| Color | Blue |
| Manual | Find the SJBLZD quick guide |
| Warranty | 2-year limited warranty |
What’s in the Box
- Telescoping snow broom
- Built-in 18-inch non-abrasive foam head
- Built-in hard-plastic ice scraper
- Quick guide or product-label instructions
Safety Before Use
- Inspect the foam head and vehicle surface for grit, stones, hard ice chunks, and road debris before clearing snow.
- Use smooth strokes and gentle pressure. Trapped debris dragged across paint or glass may scratch the surface.
- Use the hard-plastic scraper on vehicle glass only; do not scrape painted panels.
- Extend the pole only as far as needed and maintain stable footing. Do not overreach when clearing SUVs, trucks, vans, or high roofs.
- Do not use the broom if the foam head, pole, lock, scraper, or connections are cracked, loose, bent, or damaged.
Adjust the Telescoping Pole
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Loosen the pole
Hold the bottom section firmly and twist the upper telescoping section counterclockwise to release the lock.
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Extend the pole
Pull the upper section outward to the length needed for the vehicle area you are clearing.
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Lock the length
Twist the upper section clockwise until secure. Confirm the pole does not slide before use.
Clear Snow and Ice
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Start at the vehicle roof
Clear the roof first so snow does not fall onto areas already cleaned.
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Push loose snow away
Use the wide foam head with smooth, controlled strokes on the roof, hood, trunk, windshield, windows, and other exterior surfaces.
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Work in smaller passes
For heavy or wet snow, clear smaller sections rather than forcing the full load in one push.
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Scrape glass ice
Use short, controlled strokes with the scraper on windshields and other glass. Adjust the angle as needed, then clear loosened ice with the foam head.
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Collapse after use
Loosen the lock, shorten the pole, and lock it again for compact storage.
Care and Storage
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Remove snow and moisture
Shake off loose snow and allow the tool to dry before placing it in a trunk, cargo area, garage, or storage kit.
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Inspect the foam head
Remove trapped grit, stones, ice, and road debris before the next use.
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Check the lock and scraper
Confirm the pole adjusts and locks correctly and the scraper is not cracked or damaged.
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Store compactly
Collapse and lock the pole. Use the built-in bracket to help secure it in a vehicle or indoor storage area.
Troubleshooting
The pole will not extend
Check: The telescoping section may still be locked, or snow, ice, or debris may be lodged around the joint.
Try: Twist counterclockwise to loosen, clear the joint, and extend gently. Do not force it.
The pole slides during use
Check: The pole may not be fully locked, or the twist-lock area may be wet or icy.
Try: Dry and clear the lock, set the length again, twist clockwise to secure it, and confirm it does not slide.
The pole feels jammed
Try: Confirm you are turning the telescoping joint, then use small back-and-forth twisting motions while pulling gently. If it remains stuck, stop rather than applying excessive force or using metal tools.
The foam head drags or streaks
Check: Heavy wet snow or debris trapped against the foam.
Try: Clear smaller sections, remove all grit and hard debris, and use smooth strokes with lighter pressure.
The scraper does not remove ice easily
Check: The ice may be thick or the scraper angle may be ineffective.
Try: Use short strokes, adjust the angle against the glass, and clear loosened ice with the foam head.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the SJBLZD designed to clear?
It is designed to clear snow and ice from vehicle roofs, hoods, trunks, windshields, windows, and other exterior surfaces.
Does it include both a broom and scraper?
Yes. It has an 18-inch foam snow-broom head on one end and a built-in hard-plastic ice scraper on the other.
Will the foam head scratch a vehicle?
The foam is designed to be non-abrasive. However, trapped grit, stones, road debris, or hard ice dragged across a surface may cause scratches. Inspect and clean the foam head before use.
How far does the pole extend?
The pole adjusts from 33 to 52 inches (84 to 132 cm).
Can the scraper be used on vehicle paint?
No. Use the hard-plastic scraper on vehicle glass. Use the non-abrasive foam head on painted exterior surfaces.
Can I store it in my vehicle?
Yes. Collapse and lock the pole, remove moisture and debris, and use the built-in bracket to help secure it in a trunk or cargo area.