Chemical Guys Acc_201_Brush_HD Carpet Attachment Review

works as described, no complaints. I use it to clean a bathtub with hard water stains, which used to be quite a hassle, but not with my trusty cordless drill and this brush. The only thing that may startle some is that the brush in the chuck needs to be really tightened or it will come loose easily. So be careful if you don't have the strength to tighten it or if your drill chuck is cheap. Great product, does many things at once!

I recently bought a medium powered yellow drill brush because it sounded like it would speed up my shower and I wasn't disappointed. I wet the surfaces, sprayed them with a liquid version of Bartender's Friend and got to work. After that I sprinkled BKF powder on the shower tray and used a brush. I don't think I spent ten minutes on all of this and it did a very good job! Now I have to look for other things to clean up! Very satisfied.

I was very happy to use this hoping it would make my job easier and faster. I've been a homemaker for 20 years and I'm tired of cleaning the tubs in my house. And with 3 boys I have to do that a lot. I was really excited the day I got it when the tub was cleaned. I hooked it up to the end of my drill and waited for the manic state to set in. Well it didn't do the job I expected. It cleans the bathroom well, but the soapy water hardly breaks through. I think I could spray the cleanser I used on…

My Skil 3/8", 3 amp, 2500 rpm max, decades-old round shank fits this brush easily, although nothing else has worked on our porcelain tile kitchen floors, which mimicking coarse stone grime, grease, grime hasn't moved and has been lapped in since the floor was installed in 2008. I sprayed 409 in small areas and then wiped over it with direct pressure with this brush.At first the drill bit slipped and slipped, but after I got it I was happy with it (it was user error), this brush removed all the…

These ideas and others like them are some of the best! I have a fiberglass tub/pot/body in my bathroom, no grout. Combine that, a battery-powered drill and some powdered cleaner and you've got a bathtub or shower stall cleaned in no time, and you can actually dig in without damage. Makes cleaning those areas so much easier! Now all I need is a better quality cordless drill, the battery usually runs out before I'm done. needs to be cleaned up. So it's not the best brush for cleaning corners…

After reading many reviews I decided to order the Revolver Drill Brush and the Hard Nylon Drill Cleaning Brush and this is a comparison of two brushes. For testing, I used them on both a tiled shower and a ceramic hob and sink. Both cordless drills I used were Milwaukee 18V low speed drills. I have used a variety of surface cleaners but none of them were harsh as I tested with brushes and not chemicals. The hob had burn marks and the shower and sink had iron stains and limescale but not too bad