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This drill brush was very easy to use and very effective in removing grout from tiles in the kitchen. The bristles hold up well! Before left, after right (picture below).

I highly recommend the Drill Brush if you have a dirty sink like mine. It took some Bartender's Friend E-Liquid and about an hour, but my goodness, it came out pretty good. The cleaning made a huge mess, but I didn't mind when I saw the results! I was so impressed that I bought the whole set. Can't wait to get the sinks, bath, shower and toilets done.

Brushed grout on travertine floors. For use with a concentrated mixture of mr clean and water. Works just as well as expensive cleaning products. You should have either a 110V drill or a good quality cordless drill with a lithium ion battery. The red brush isn't actually that much harder than the yellow (medium) brush, which covers an area of about 2000 square feet at a time. The brush saved me about $2,000. Indeed!

I bought it to clean the grout in the shower. The brushes are color coded for hardness. Green recommended for grouting. It did a good job removing any stains on the grout. I would be afraid to use a harder one. The brush looks very sturdy and should last a long time. I wish they had a different style of brush with bristles sticking out from the edge to get floor to wall to edge.

Tried to rent a 30 year old linoleum floor scrubber (yes it was as bad as you think) - couldn't find it anywhere. I found this drill bit brush and decided to try it. Very easy to install, very easy to use and very easy to clean afterwards. It was definitely some work and I had to split the floor and do the sections at once to save my back but it worked great. Paul looks great. Great buy and much easier to store than a scrubber.

You can be very proud of your product line. (Bought a hard kind too.) I already had a drill but rarely used it, but now I'm obsessed with cleaning anything that catches my eye! Have you thought about building a strategic tanker with B&D or DeWalt etc.? I haven't checked but I don't remember seeing any offers from them. While it would be easy for any of them to knock you off your feet, maybe in the proof of viability stage you could get rich so you can retire! There may also be a way to expand…

I used this to clean my patio that hasn't been cleaned in 15 years. You can imagine how dirty she was. I used laundry soap with Clorox (diluted) as the cleaner, not a commercial deck cleaner. The cleaner was spread over the deck with a broom and left for 20 minutes before using the Red Drill Brush. The result was incredible. I could clearly see the wood fibers and the color of the wood was very close to the original yellowish white. Another plus was that the brush wasn't stiff and only picked…