Electric Spin Scrubber for Cleaning, Cordless Electric Shower Cleaning Brush w/8 Replaceable Brush Heads Power Scrubber 2 Speed with Adjustable & Detachable Handle for Bathroom Shower Bathtub Car

If you don't have an electric scrubber, you should. It's one of those appliances you don't know you need until you have it. I don't use it for everything but when used in the right situations it saves a ton of time and can clean better than you can do by hand.This one works pretty good. The power isn't as good as I've seen on my other unit but it's not bad either. The motor will stall out if you press too hard on the brush but it's held up perfectly if you keep the pressure right so you aren't binding it up.The handle is a nice option but I wish it was quicker to retract/extend or easier to remove and reattach. It's more of a hassle than it was worth for me to clip and unclip it and with the handle attached, it's too long to fit into tight spots.Comes with a pretty good assortment of brush heads. Not sure where to get replacements but it seems at least sort of standard sized.

This is my favorite cleaning brush now. I no longer have to bend down and use my little arm strength to clean tough areas. This brush has a really good battery life even on the highest setting. The extendable handle is crucial especially when cleaning a tub or shower. It comes with many different accessories for whatever cleaning task you may have. It is well made and doesn't feel flimsy. It takes a couple of hours to fully charge and it last about an hour on the highest setting when using. I am very happy with this and use it daily. Highly recommend!

I no longer have this. Poor quality

This is not powerful enough for a deep clean that needs elbow grease to remove built-up, ground-in grime, limescale, or mold; especially when using the pole-arm attachment which I originally had high hopes for. But you can't apply good pressure via the pole arm. But if you do regular maintenance cleaning of minor build-up on a weekly basis or every few days, this is good to get surface ick from places like behind the toilet, the corner of the shower, etc.I do like that I can give this to my older mother to stop her from trying to get on her hands and knees to reach behind the toilet or down where the shower tile meets the floor.

This is a nice electric scrubber... but unfortunately it's not that useful for our situation. The force that it puts out doesn't really compare to the force I can put out just with vigorous manual scrubbing, and I think that if you're healthy and able to do the manual labor yourself, you'll end up with better results. When assembled, the handle position seems a little awkward too, and it could be somewhat difficult to position the brush so that it is scrubbing hard-to-reach areas.That being said, I think this could be super useful for someone with reduced motility, and I imagine that plenty of people would be very pleased with this scrubber. Just not really for us!

The media could not be loaded.  I ordered this to help clean the shower, doors, etc. I didn't have directions so I had to guess how to put everything together but it really wasn't that difficult. As far as cleaning goes, I used it first with the most abrasive attachment to clean the shower. I didn't "feel" that it was really working because it was effortless for me to scrub. However, the shower never has looked cleaner as it did when I was finished. My conclusion is, this really works! And it was EASY! It just took the hard scrub work away and did a better job than me. I am excited to try some more of the attachments cleaning doors, and other areas that need deep cleaned. I like that it comes with a net bag to keep all of the attachments in.

Quality is super cheap and the noise it makes it terrible and the design it has you can't angle the head of it comfortably while standing so you end up bending over anyway which defeats the purpose of buying this. It feels like cheap plastic. As far as holding it while extended is terrible as well. I am getting a different one so I can clean floors without being hunched over.

I made sure to fully charge the device before my first use so I could see its full potential. Fully charged on the highest setting isn’t going to do much deep cleaning if you have something that needs a lot of power put into it. For light to moderate cleaning, it's fine so far. It does at least save time and reduces SOME strain on your back/wrists depending on the job. You’ll likely still have to get in there and manually finish.Stove: I put the grates in the sink one by one with some dish soap, let it sit for a few minutes, and then used the suggested brush attachment. The stuff baked on that I’ve been trying to scrub away little by little every week didn’t change much. The smaller messes and grease? Definitely saved time. The brush only required one quick session (soap, wait a few minutes, then scrub) to get it just as clean as I could do manually. Manually I have to soak, scrub, (talk myself into not giving up), and repeat a few times. There is also a similar brush that’s shaped to get into corners, and it was super helpful reaching between parts of the grate.My stove top is easier to clean as the food doesn’t bake on like the racks, but same results. It saved time getting up some spots and working with the soap to get the grease loose. I tried cleaning closer to the burners where there are some small spots burnt in that I can’t remove without fear of scratching my stove. It didn’t seem to make a difference there aside from removing grease.What I plan to do in the future is use the brush to do a quick clean up, and then go in manually and try to remove what is left behind. At least I can save up that time and effort quickly getting the initial cleaning done so I can use it to do a deeper cleaning afterward.Window: I have French doors with smaller divided windows, and it takes time to get between each square of glass. Inside are usually toddler fingerprints. On the outside, sand collects (I live in the desert) combined with moisture and takes forever to clean. Plus, I’m short, so I have to grab a stool to reach. Saved a lot of time (except for trying to figure out how to attach the handle, it wasn’t in the instructions). There is an option to attach a towel/rag with the velco attachment, but it kept slowing down as the rag wrapped around the device. I tried one of the other attachments, but it filled with dust quickly and needed several washes. It was faster just to use my hand and towel for clean up. Still, it saved time.Tub and floor: Same as above. Good to get some light to moderate cleaning done, does save time, but don’t expect a deep clean or to get into the grout.I like the device, but I expected it to be more powerful and require less of my time and effort. While it does save time and how much I have to climb, bend, and twist to get things clean; I wanted more. I’ll be using it to do some initial cleaning and follow up on my own. It does have a lot of attachments (thanks for including a bag to keep everything together!) so I have a lot of options to test other surfaces, I may find I like it more for other jobs.