Review on 🧼 Granvell Electric Spin Scrubber - Power Shower Scrubber with 7 Brush Heads and Cordless Mop Machine - Portable Household Tools for Cleaning Bathroom Floor Tile and Bath Tub - Long Handle, White by Jerry Crist

**TLDR pros and cons at the end of this review. Updates will be made as needed** As my chronic illness symptoms worsened, chores around the house became quite tedious. I was excited to try the Granvell Electric Rotary Scrubber in hopes that it would help make cleaning more affordable. As an aid to the chronically ill or disabled who have difficulties with grip and hand strength, or to the elderly, this may require updating. . It's easy to charge and seems to hold a charge well after about 4 cleaning sessions. The box can be used to store everything together and the usage information included is helpful. The feature I was most happy with is the retractable handle as washing the shower/bathtub is difficult due to my joint instability. Unfortunately, the device is much easier to control when held in the hands. My wife is physically fit and enjoys the manual mode which makes cleaning quicker and more efficient, but finds that the telescopic function doesn't allow for good leverage. It's definitely difficult for me to get decent control when the handle is extended. Also, at this length, it's awkward to manipulate, lacks ergonomics, and can be tiring. This is the portable device I'm most comfortable with, but even then it might need some work to make it more accessible. I was still struggling to see clearer results when scrubbing with foam/hard water, but over multiple passes the large brush head and angled brush head do a good job of grooming grout. The Power/Mode button is located on the main body of the device, so be aware that you may hum a little before you can turn off the device when it's deployed. It can be a little tricky to fit different heads if you have grip/dexterity issues. It can also make sense to use a kind of nozzle to make the rinsing process easier. The handles don't snap very well either, and the top-heavy unit can bounce over the surface you're trying to clean (especially at the higher power). Mode). Overall I would give him a 3/5 as chronically ill/disabled mainly due to grip and control difficulties and frustrating grip use. My spouse gives this a 4.5/5 as leverage is unattainable with grip mounts. Pros: - Choice of cleaning heads - Handle can be extended - Seems to hold a load well so far - Decent for cleaning between shower tiles Cons: - Difficult to work effectively when extended, better for hand use - Upgrades can be used to making it more ergonomic/less heavy on the top - can be tricky to attach heads if you have manual difficulties - buttons are on the wearable body, can be a bit messy when you push them back when handles are attached