Homitt Electric Spin Scrubber Cordless Shower Scrubber, 360 Power Scrubber, Tub and Tile Scrubber with 4 Replaceable Scrubber Brush Heads, 1 Extension Arm for Cleaning Bathroom, Floor, Wall, Kitchen

Title is because my drain clogged with all the crud and hair I scrubbed off the shower walls and tub - I hadn't anticipated that.So I assembled this as I took it out of the box, then looked at directions that told me everything I just did, so it's easy to assemble. :) I also plugged it in for a couple hours give or take to let the red indicator light turn green. It ran straight out of the box, but I didn't want the battery dying five minutes in, so went for the full charge.I used barkeeper's friend foam/spray around my shower/bath tiled walls and tub and fixtures, but probably matters little what you use because the textured bristles of the brushes are 'grabby'. Still, having some kind of cleaner and wetness mixed in the scum can't hurt. I used this brush after the cleaning stuff had a few minutes to settle in.First I used the big flat round brush to go over the walls, and tried it in the corners and around the faucet and things to see what I could get away with without stopping to swap brushes. There were some dark lines between tiles that resisted until I held the brush over them and pressed a bit for a few seconds, then they were gone. (Way nicer than scraping at them with rough sponge or wipes.) This item probably isn't for little old ladies because the brush tries to drive around the wall probably thanks to the traction of the bristles combined with the strength of the motor - it was a nice little bit of exercise holding it steady and moving it along the lines I wanted to move it. Ultimately I did use the little pointy brush in the corners of the caulk and got them clean except a faint bit of discoloration that probably needs bleach gel to get to. I also used the hemisphere brush around the tub. I did rinse each brush out under the faucet (don't put the handle/motorized stuff in water - just wipe that off with a wipe), then set it on a coated paper plate nearby to dry out.After I got everything all nice and scrubbed, I ran the shower and pointed it at the shower walls and all around to rinse out all the cleaner and stuff. Then the drain backed up probably due to all the hair and crud I just tried to wash down into it or rinsed out of the brushes. I didn't see same day delivery for Drano and stuff here on amazon, so I used instacart Safeway grocery service to get some liquid plumr to me in a couple hours and bought a couple random other things for a free delivery promo there. Green Gobbler is the best stuff on Amazon, but Safeway didn't have it, so I got whatever (liquid plumr). After the liquid plumr had 20 minutes or so to rest in the clogged drain, I ran water and the drain was still very slow. I went at it with a plunger and the clog was totally gone after that. Plunger is rinsed and sanitized after use, but I still hit the tub with a round of Lysol surface cleaner at the end to be safe.And there's a clean tub/shower stall.

Everything seems in order thus far. Product is as advertised and feels sturdy enough, but time will tell. Most frustrating thing was choosing between all the different variations on Amazon.

This is so much better than the cheap “As seen on TV” version! The handle truly locks in place and the unit doesn’t keep switching off on you!

I bought the most updated Hommit. What's not to appreciate about NOT leaning over and scrubbing out the tub, or scrubbing the hard to reach sides of toilet, and getting the floor in back of toilet and wall? The Hommit is substantially built. I whisked it over the large mirror and zipped it along and over the counter and sink. I didn't use up the charge. Have not recharged yet, and hope it keeps working because others claim it ceased operating. I notice there is no company or website. It seems like an Amazon product and there are no details or contact info. You can't buy insurance.I also hope Amazon gets it act together regarding reviews, and sees to it the review is for the correct product. Amazon claims to read these reviews. I always include the product I bought in my reviews.

We're well pleased with this Power Scrubber so far. It does most of the scrubbing for you during kitchen and bathroom cleaning, and the variable handle extension makes reaching all areas lots more convenient. The stated 90 minute run time before charging is required has proven to be accurate for us. At this point, we don't have any complaints or criticism, and we can recommend the Homitt Spin Scrubber.

Love this thing. With arthritis in my spine and pelvis, bending, kneeling, and scrubbing the floors and tub are painful and difficult, and I just can’t do a good job. This product makes the whole process so much easier, and gets everything nice and clean. It takes a little time to get used to using it. It can get away from you because it’s surprisingly powerful, but once you figure it out, it does an amazing job on my tile floors, especially the grout lines on the floors and bathroom walls. The brushes are well designed to get into tub corners and around drains. Doesn’t take more than an hour or two to charge it, and then it goes full power for more than an hour! I’m very happy with the ease of use, and the results!!

This scrubber works really well. Quite powerful. The pointy brush is way too soft and deforms easily, but the other brushes work fine. I like that the length of the shaft can be easily lengthened or shortened and that the angle of the brush can be changed. I bought this to clean the soap scum from my shower and it does the job very well. Recommended.

I like the easy way it cleans the tub, it's powerful and the brushes are easy to clean. The extension is great for reaching the whole tub and enclosure.