Review on 🧹 Cordless Electric Spin Scrubber – Rechargeable Portable Cleaning Brush for Bathroom Floor Tile, Tub, Kitchen, Car – Includes 3 Cleaning Heads and 3 Straw Brushes by Marina Perez

I had a room with a 60" x 30" tub that was converted for some money into a 60" x 42" walk in shower with a lounge seat and a 10 foot wired shower head. To keep the head in place I used a suction cup holder to attach it to the large subway tile on the walls. Recently my suction cup stopped sucking and it fell off along with the shower head. I couldn't figure out why, it still seemed to be sticking well. On closer inspection, limescale and soap scum were starting to coat the shower, which I rarely washed as it was a lot of work. I tried using a sponge and one of those microfiber bits but it didn't work. With more effort I cleaned the suction cup mount area and it worked better. The rest of the shower was still a little sudsy. This worked well and quickly along with a basic dollar tile cleaner to clean the walls and really make them shine. I even used some jets to polish the fixed overhead shower and controls. It looked brand new when I finished and as I'm the only one who normally uses the kiosk it doesn't need to be done often. Maybe once every few months will be enough. While doing so, I cleaned the sinks in both bathrooms. I've also tried it on some hard-to-clean pots in the kitchen and found the power to work well, saving my hands from cleaning almost anything. I've used a long-handled Power Wand on the toilet for many years, but this short weapon offers good close-range control and cleaning power. highlighted.