Electric Spin Scrubber, RealPlus 2023 New Cordless Cleaning Brush with 7 Replaceable Brush Heads, 3 Speeds and Adjustable Extension Handle, Power Brush for Bathroom Tub, Floor, Tile, Kitchen, Car Wash

This is excellent for cleaning surfaces - floors, worktops, tiled kitchen and bathroom with the minimum of effort and reduced use of cleaning products. Great for getting into corners and hard to reach places

It's OK not very powerful lots of different ends good for reaching high up places.

So I'm not sure what everyone else uses this for, but I use it for my bathroom. The watermarks do not remove even tho I have sprayed and let it on for 3-5 min. When I use a hand sponge it removes the stain so this maybe because the electric cleaner isn't powerful enough. I have fibromyalgia so I have kept it to make it easy for me to clean the floor, which has helped a great deal. It's easy to use and the build is great. Battery life is good.

I bought this to clean the floor of our wet room.But I did give it a go on other things as well.So, when I tried using this to dust and clean my desk, I thought it was nice. Though if you're not using the fastest speed, don't press down, the rotation will slow further. Now if you're using the brush heads then you don't really need to press down. They're actually pretty good they'll get rid of the dirt, plus you don't want to put scratch marks into your furniture. I did prefer cleaning in the old fashioned ways.BUT with using it as I bought it for, it's absolutely perfect! Scrubbed up the floor and cleaned it better then I have ever done with a mob and broom! Again, don't press down hard, but with the brush heads you really don't need to. With good soap and hot water (DO NOT submerge the device in water) it works really well.

Not only do I like it but husband loves using it so helps more with cleaning

After reading countless reviews on this type of product I was well aware of common niggles such as if you press to hard it slows or stops, same as an electric toothbrush I thought. I was unsure about wasting money but my cleaner quit earlier in the year and particularly bathroom cleaning was excruciatingly painful due to disability. I opted for this one because there were slightly fewer negative reviews and I liked this one came with a large range of cleaning head options. So I charged it up and checked it worked all good, I cleaned all the tiles in my bathroom and around taps, in the bath, even the mouldy ceiling (due to a roof leak) I did find the that you needed two hands to control direction and to not put too much pressure on, but with a decent strong cleaner I only needed to move the spin scrubber over the areas a few times and let the spinning do the scrubbing not me. This was hugely helpful. I didn't have to lean to reach, and only needed to slightly raise arms to clean ceiling. It is heavier at the scrub end hence needing both hands holding it. So whilst I say not perfect, it could be faster for example as it does slow with pressure and keeping a light pressure is not as easy as it sounds. But I've cleaned the whole bathroom and the kitchen doors both usually would have been 3 day jobs and needing days in-between to recover from the pain it's caused. So overall I do recommend this spin scrubber, it definitely helped me get the job done with much less pain and within 2 hours instead of days!

I have not used it yet but it seems as tough it will be ideal

Much too under-powered to be genuinely useful. Definitely don't recommend

I've been looking for an "upgrade" for an older B&D battery-operated scrubber that I've had for many years. I saw this one that is USB-C rechargeable, an adjustable angle scrub head, has MANY attachments with a drawstring bag to keep them in, AND a 3 lengths extendable handle, and thought it would be a good replacement.It arrived in a really nice box, and packaged in "layers" of attachments and scrubber parts. It certainly didn't look cheaply made! (see pictures)I charged it up, put the "polyester" scrub pad on the head and pushed the button, read the LED display and turned the scrubber on. The motor sounded strong. Without an extended handle, and the cleaning head twisted to an angle, I used it on my very old painted porcelain kitchen sink. The head was spinning so much that the first contact I had with the scrubber to the sink surface was a surprise! I wasn't holding onto it enough at first! I added some cleaning solution to maximize the scrubber's cleaning power. I really want to try to use the scrubber with a "magic" white "foam" sponge!Overall, this scrubber is a few steps up from what I've been using and DEFINITELY better than cleaning by hand! I'm actually looking forward to using it to clean my very old fiberglass-plastic tub/shower enclosure.

I got this so I could clean my bathtub while I was pregnant. It does the job ok. I haven't used all the head options, but I found that they don't quite work the way they should for each location. (which is totally fine)I found the bristled bathroom/kitchen cleaners did not scrub my tub or sink well enough and could do just as well with my hands. I did find that if I used the bristle attachment followed by the more spongey one, I did get my surfaces more clean. But then again, I could do one scrub by hand with a little more effort.The product is easy to use and assemble. It took me a few minutes to figure out how to turn the headpiece. The extension handle could be just a little bit longer, I wouldn't recommend trying to scrub a whole room floor.I am going to try this on the grout on my floors once I am able to do so! Hoping it will work well for that!

I'm only really using the pointed grey plastic bristle brush. Using this for scrubbing showers. Gets the hard to reach spots w/out me having to kneel or bend horribly.Ordered several hand and pole electric scrubbers and this is one of my favorite pole ones. Pole is nice in hand.It's reasonably powerful on high and I only use on high. The biggest issue it sometimes it seems to go through battery faster than other times but it's not bad. Can do an awful lot of cleaning without needing a recharge.would buy again.

This is definitely a great tool for cleaning, but I wouldn't say that it is a 100% necessary. Even though it's convenient to minimize the efforts, you need to charge it, change the brush heads, etc - so it will give you a little work, but it is worth it to have one specially for deep cleaning.

I would say I fought with it more than it helped. If you have it on low speed it stops with any pressure. High speed it goes where it wants, not where you’re trying to guide it.