Rubbermaid Cordless Power Scrubber, Electric Handheld Cleaning Brush for Bathroom, Tile & Grout with 2 Heads

There is this lady that has a YouTube channel from England and I watch her cleaning videos. She has one and loves it. She actually was the one that made me want to get one. I see how great it works and that was enough to convince me. And I just tried it; it's very powerful! I can't wait to try it on other things. I made a video but it won't let me post it. But it works great!

I purchased this to detail small areas in my bathroom and kitchen. It's perfect for those floor corners by the tub, the rim around the faucets, under the sink sprayer handle, and other hard to reach areas that i previously used a toothbrush for. the bristles are very stiff, but don't scratch. So far, it's held up well. I am also happy that it doesn't feel like a jack hammer when using it.

I bought this thing after reading about its magical ability to turn bathroom grime into sparkle. First impression: it looks suspiciously like a giant toothbrush, which made me wonder if I was about to start polishing my molars. Spoiler alert: unless you are a swamp-dwelling ogre with a taste for minty fresh tile, keep it far away from your mouth. I tried a quick test on a single tooth (don't try this at home) and the brush head spun so fast it threatened to launch my molar into orbit. Lesson learned: this is a cleaning device, not a dental instrument. Now for the real performance. The unit is lightweight enough that I can wield it with one hand while holding a cup of coffee in the other, which is a huge plus for anyone who likes multitasking. The size is perfect for slipping into tight corners of the shower where the grout has been hoarding soap scum like a secret stash. The two interchangeable heads are a godsend; the softer one handles delicate tile edges without turning them into a sandpaper nightmare, while the tougher bristle head demolishes unsealed grout with the enthusiasm of a toddler on a sugar rush. Ease of use is practically nonexistent: you just press the button and watch the little motor hum like a contented bee. The battery life is generous enough to survive a full bathroom overhaul and then some, so you won't be left mid-scrub staring at a dead widget. Pair it with a decent grout cleaner and you'll see the grime dissolve faster than my resolve to keep a New Year's resolution. In short, five stars for turning my bathroom from a biohazard into a showroom. Just remember: this thing is for tiles and grout, not for brushing your teeth, unless you happen to be Shrek and enjoy a little extra green in your dental routine.

This thing has made my life about 100x easier. There is SO MUCH TILE in my home, and this makes cleaning the grout a breeze. Stains that I thought were impossible to get out are no longer present after using this thing. I do wish it was chargeable, but I've now done my entire kitchen and bathroom without needing to replace the batteries.

So this little tool came in handy as SOON as I got home. There was a ring around my sink drain that I had attempted to clean many times. It couldn't have been calcium deposit bc I have a home water softener system. But it wasn't something I could scrub off with scrubbing bubbles either. So it ~seemed~ stubborn similar to hard water buildup. Anyway, I used comet soft cleaner with this little tool and some elbow grease, and it looks amazing now! I had been wanting this for a while to o %26 kept forgetting to scoop it up. So happy I didn't forget this time.

I'm getting arthritis and this tool makes cleaning much easier for me. Comes ready to use right out of the package. I'd recommend it for anyone, especially those of us who's dexterity isn't what it used to be.

I've been eyeing this for months and couldn't believe the price that Walmart had it at. Works really really in hard to reach areas in the sink and shower. Great value.

it does get the build up off the shower walls, and tub. the even tipped one works alot better than the other tip but other than that it was easy and convenient to use.

I like this tool for cleaning tight corners and grout lines in my shower, which is all I have used it for so far. What I didn't realize is the part where the bristles are don't rotate, but rather the device just vibrates. It's pretty loud from the vibrations. The neck doesn't bend, it reminds me of an electric toothbrush for a giant actually. Easily hand held. If the head rotated in addition to the vibration I would have given it 5 stars. But seeing as it did mostly serve it's purpose, I went with 3.

I am 90 yr old female - living alone - thought this might help me with mildew grout in ceramic bath tile - it is not for me - may work for younger who are not sick