Stop cleaning on your hands and knees
A cordless power scrubber with a telescoping pole that extends to 45.67 inches, so the bottom of the tub and the top of the shower wall both get cleaned standing up. Seven cleaning heads, one for every surface.
- Free US shipping
- 7 cleaning heads included
- Extends to 45.67 in
- Cordless and rechargeable
Three steps, no kneeling
- Step 1
Pick your head
Seven heads in the box. Three bristle brushes for tile, tub and grout, a microfiber pad and a sponge for glass and sinks, a scouring pad for baked-on grime, and a polishing pad for anything you do not want scratched.
- Step 2
Spray and wait
Put your cleaner on first and give it a couple of minutes. The brush does the scrubbing, not the chemistry.
- Step 3
Let the motor push
Guide it, do not lean on it. Two speeds. Click the pole on for the tub floor and the top of the shower so you never get down on the tile.
The details
Scrubbing a shower by hand is shoulder and wrist work, and the worst of it is the reaching. The bottom of the tub puts you on your knees on hard tile. The top of the shower wall puts you on a step stool. This is built to remove both of those positions from the job.
The pole telescopes through three lengths. Handle only at 7.87 inches for sinks and close work, part extended at 37.4 inches, and fully extended at 45.67 inches for the floor of the tub and the top of the wall.
The head spins so you are guiding the brush rather than pushing it. Across a flat surface like a tub wall or a glass door that keeps pressure even and turns a twenty minute job into a few minutes.
Seven heads come in the box. A large flat bristle brush, a small flat bristle brush and a dome brush for tile, tub and grout. A blue microfiber pad and a blue sponge for glass and sinks. A green scouring pad for baked-on grime. A white polishing pad for anything glossy you do not want scratched.
It is cordless and rechargeable with five battery lights on the handle, so there is no cord to keep out of the water and no outlet to stretch to.
It will not strip old soap scum on its own, and we are not going to pretend otherwise. Spray your cleaner, let it sit a couple of minutes, then let the brush do the work. On a fresh build up it is quick. On years of scum expect a second pass.
Use the polishing pad or the sponge on acrylic tubs, glass and anything glossy, and let the motor do the work instead of pressing hard. If your surface is delicate, test a small hidden patch first.
Keep the charging port itself dry and let the handle dry off before you charge it.
Charge it fully before the first clean. These ship partly charged.
Where it earns its keep is large flat areas and anything above shoulder height, which is exactly where hand scrubbing is worst. For a small stubborn spot, a hand brush is still faster.
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