Sweepulire Electric Spin Scrubber, Cordless Cleaning Brush with 2 Speeds, Adjustable Extension Arm, 4 Replaceable Brush Heads, Power Shower Scrubber Cleaning Brushes for Bathroom, Tub, Tile, Floor

I hate cleaning the bathroom, especially the shower and tub, so I bought this in the hope that it would make the job less awful. And it was worth every penny. Seriously, go buy this thing. It's amazing.It comes with multiple scrub brushes. None of them are abrasive, but they also aren't super soft, useless things: they actually work. The pointed one is great for getting underneath the drain cover in your sink and around your faucet and tap handles. The round one is perfect for dealing with the tub corners (and the tub in general). I have not tried the flat round one as a floor scrubber because I have a Crosswave, but I'm sure it would do great there too.It's easy to hold, easy to assemble and disassemble, and the brush head will bend at an angle to get tight corners. You can also assemble it with the center wand section left out, to keep it shorter (the thing is five feet long with all three sections put together). If you push too hard while you're using it, it shuts itself off, much like an electric toothbrush. But then you can turn it right back on, so that's no big deal. The charge cord is not a traditional USB or any form of USB or lightning charger, so you can't just replace it with a spare in your house, but I don't much care about that. The first time I used it, I made it through cleaning my entire bathroom, and then it took about two hours to recharge completely. Then I used it on my second bathroom, it made it through the whole process, and then took only an hour to recharge. So it has plenty of juice in it.But the best part? I have a traction mat for my tub, like most people. The bottom of it is covered with tiny suction cups. Cleaning those suction cups is a pain in the butt. There are like seventy of them. But when I got this scrubber, I sprayed the mat with water, then sprayed it with foaming cleaning solution, let it sit for a few minutes, and then attacked both sides with the big round scrubber head. It cleaned every single suction cup in a matter of seconds. That mat looks brand new, and we have had it for almost four years!Summation: it's a great buy, and totally worth the money.

Easy to put together and easy to handle, do jobs well.

This made cleaning my problem grout issues so much easier to clean!! We have two dogs, and inherited beige ceramic tile with (what is supposed to be) light grout. I used hydrogen peroxide and baking soda and this scrubber to make light work of it!!! It did not kill my back, and the various scrubbing heads were able to get into every nook and cranny!!!!

Strongly recommended!

During prime day I look for novel things I didn't know were manufactured, and this item was this year's winner for sure.I was skeptical of its power, and sturdiness, but they proved to be good enough for sure. It's a good balance between sturdiness and weight, and the metal rod helps a lot there. You can actually remove the metal part to make it shorter, and it does a really nice job for toilet bowls too, mine were never this clean, specially under the edges. The 45 degrees bent is also nice, shown the difference in the videos. It also has good enough power, shown in the videos, and the sturdiness helps to put some weight on it too. I don't say it scrub everything, if one spot needs some muscle it would still require hand, but that's not gonna happen for a cleanup every one to two months.So it def filled my need to ease the regular bathroom clean ups. Previously I would really get tired cleaning one tub due to scrubbing in uncomfortable positions, but this helped me clean up two tubs and two toilet bowls right after another without getting tired.The only caveat I see is I wish the power button was less sensitive. It's easy to push it by mistakes, and let's say it's not desirable after you were cleaning the toilet bowl.P.S.: The wobbly part in one of the videos is intentional, wanted to make things foamy, specially with two hands you would have reasonable control over it. I got those videos to show it to my mom, and this was the only part I mentioned to her as the tricky part!