Review on 🧼 Efficient Electric Spin Scrubber: Cordless Power Brush for Deep Cleaning, 3 Rotating Brush Heads, Rechargeable Extension Handle - Perfect for Tile, Wall, Floor, Bathroom, Kitchen by Asia Turner

This scrubber is a good idea sucked up by poor execution. The good news is that it has useful applications. You can clean your tub or other hard-to-reach areas with less effort than by hand. Your back will no doubt thank you if you switch to one of these advanced scrubbers instead of bending down and manually cleaning things like a tub. But there are two problems with this scrubber in particular. You cannot use much force to press one of the scrubber heads against the surface to be cleaned. If you apply enough pressure to try and get something really good, the head just stops spinning/spinning. 2. No flat brush heads. The kit comes with three brush heads. Tip "side brush". And two ball brushes in the form of mushrooms. Rounded brushes are useful for curved areas, such as B. the corners of your bathtub. However, the lack of flat brushes means that cleaning large areas takes too much extra time. Most brands that sell similar scrubbers include a flat head or two. Ideal for cleaning as much surface as possible in a short time. Can you order flat nozzles for this mop? No, as they are not sold separately for this device. You're pretty much stuck with just those three heads. It's also worth mentioning that the Q&A section of this product page is full of fake questions answered by fake accounts (brand new accounts with no browsing history). The funny thing is that one question was about a completely different Kikunum product (with a motion sensor). Despite this, a fake account was STILL used to answer a question about a completely unrelated product. It just seems worth noting that someone is using the Q&A section to give the impression that more people are interested in the mop and that the potential owners are happy with their purchase (although, oddly enough, they didn't write a product review). whether to buy this washer? I wouldn't if I were you. I'm glad I have this one, it's a little useful to be honest. But the lack of flat attachments just means it takes longer to clean areas that could be done quicker if they only included additional attachments. You can find another scrubber for $10-$20 more, maybe even the same price but with more accessories. Also, none of them are suitable to work at high pressure when cleaning. So if you really want the strongest exfoliator, spend $10-$15 on a set of drill brushes. They work with any cordless drill. Of course, you don't have the benefit of an extension. But it spins faster, the brushes are stiffer, and you can put a lot more effort into brushing.