find . -name '*.log' -print0 | xargs -0 rm
This null termination is now a POSIX standard.
Looks like a case where reading man page would have spared writing another copycat utility.
The only times I've needed something more than `find -print0 | xargs -0` has been when I need to apply logic to decide whether to process one of the files, in a way that's not easy to express in a `find` command. Then I write a small script with a for loop and if statements inside it.
But more people should know about `-print0`. It's the answer to 95% of the problems with `find | xargs`.
If one is working with whole lines of text, setting the delimiter to newline is often desirable:
xargs -d \\n