Review on 🧹 Power Brush - Outdoor Cleaning Brush - Birdbath Cleaner - Garden Sculptures - Stone Cleaner - Patio Fountains - Tombstones and Memorials by Steve Hauck

This saved me hours of cleaning work. I cleaned my horribly dirty bathroom in 40 minutes. Like it was so bad that I didn't want to do anything about it. Every time I thought of cleaning it by hand I felt like I was prolonging the day I had to clean it until I stumbled across it. I took my father's cordless drill that he left me (a Dewalt 18V cordless drill) and drilled through. It only took me 35 minutes to clean the tube. MY GOD. My roommate takes 5 days to clean it. SAVE MY LIFE AND TIME. Be careful though, the stiff bristles can flatten your grip in the tub as they can wear it down if enough pressure is applied. Take your time, use soap as a lubricant. What I did (be careful, your drill is probably not waterproof and can cause problems like fire if it comes into contact with water): 1. Light covered the tub with soapy spray water. Let it dry a bit. Enough that you can feel it's wet but without dripping. When you start drilling and get spatters. You have too much water.2. Start drilling into the dirt. Don't push too hard, just enough for the drill bit to touch the tub. Use the lowest setting on the drill or push the drill to make it rotate. Maybe around 2-3 revolutions per second. should be good.