🧼 WHITE+BLACK+DECKER Grimebuster Power Scrubber Brush BHPC130 Review

This scuba allows me to clean dishes and pans. At first I couldn't turn it on and off without much difficulty. I turned it over and pressed it against the edge of the sink or countertop. Now it's easier with use (or I've gotten stronger). I LIKE IT A LOT NOW. I've found that if you put a wet rag under the pot, it doesn't move particularly much. when I put some water in the pot to make the pot heavier - since I can't use my right hand to help right now.

Black+Decker always gets an A for great ideas and good prices, but a C for user-friendly design. The on/off button on this scrubber is so tight that I could get a hernia if I don't press it firmly against a stationary object. (Yes, I'm old, so I need more power to clean things.) Also, this scrubber doesn't have a built-in rester in case you want to put it down while you work. I believe this is good for strength training to a small degree. I always try to find another brand but B+D usually wins…

I have a double ended carpal tunnel and bought this to make washing dishes easier and less painful but not suitable for mobility issues. It takes a lot of pressure to press the power button and its position on the big end of the scrubber is uncomfortable - the pressure combined with such an awkward position seriously aggravates my pain. I'd love to be able to turn it on and off when I'm doing the dishes, but since I can't easily do that, I just have to flip and bounce it on the countertop by…

Received this today. I, like another reviewer, found the battery cover to be difficult to remove. I ended up using the blade of a knife to open it. Also, it is HARD to turn on as I read in another review. I finally did it and the brushes rotated very well. to quickly open the battery compartment to disconnect. *UPDATE* I have emailed Black and Decker notifying them of the issue. They send me another one after checking my registration. *UPDATE #2* I haven't heard from Black and Decker in over 2…

I have a double ended carpal tunnel and I bought this to make dish washing easier and less painful but this is it not very convenient for mobility issues. It takes a lot of pressure to press the power button and its position on the big end of the scrubber is uncomfortable - the pressure combined with such an awkward position seriously aggravates my pain. I'd love to be able to turn it on and off when I'm doing the dishes, but since I can't easily do that, I just have to flip and bounce it on…

After you've gotten through the extraordinarily difficult pack removal. First, the battery cover is VERY difficult to remove. I finally turned to Revain reviews and found a suggestion that worked. Instead of PRESSING the battery release button as instructed, PULL the tab. It worked. (Thanks, Revain reviewer!) Then it was difficult to charge the batteries properly. Try it, I think you'll see. Finally, the batteries are inserted and the cover put back on. It is VERY inconvenient to use the power…

This is an issue with soapy hands that require a firm grip or force, but the on/off button is very difficult to press. I have to use two hands and press very hard with my fingers (not recommended for those who may have hand health issues - which I certainly don't - and I'm still struggling a bit). At the same time it is very difficult. weak, not itchy. You have to put down the device and do it with your hands to clean the pan, pot or plate. In addition, the accessories are also quite weak. The…