Efficient Replacement Head for Fuller Brush Tile Grout E-Z Scrubber - Perfect for Cleaning Kitchen, Shower, Tub & Tile - Purple Review

I bought a replacement head. Screwed it to the fan cleaning brush because it lengthens. I'm sure a broomstick would work too. I made my own kitchen area. The brush is designed for heavy loads. Erases well. I was so happy I didn't have to kneel to clear the solution. Definitely worth buying. I've included a photo of the semi-purified solution so you can see the difference.

This is my second Fuller Brush grout brush. I'm so glad I can get replacement heads here at Revain. I can clean the grout on the floor in about an hour and I have Italian tiles in the kitchen, living room and hallway. My kitchen probably gets the most dirt in the solution and it just makes cleaning easier. I cannot recommend this brush enough, it is the best deal for your floors.

I first bought a Fuller grout brush which came with a handle. The brush head did not fit the handle that came with it. I returned this set and just ordered the nozzle to use with the pen I already have. When I received this brush it came in a padded envelope with no packaging whatsoever. There were these faded bar codes - one on top of the other as shown in the photos. Setae were missing in two different places. I'm not sure if it's actually a fuller brush. To return.

We have 2,000 square feet of lightweight grout tile. Dirty grout is such a torture! This brush is very good! No need to strain and bend your post, just sweep it back and forth along the grout line with your favorite grout and the dirt just disappears! I have tried steam cleaners and all types of mops with appliances. This simple and inexpensive brush is very quick and easy. I order a new one every few weeks because I will never use anything else again.

Works! Cleans grout easily and quickly without having to kneel for hours. I used it in a kitchen that hasn't looked its best in years! And it wasn't difficult. Most went away with a simple cleanser. Others needed more help. Washed with hydrogen peroxide and baking soda to a watery paste. I did it little by little, scraping with my Bissell Crosswave which sucked up the residue. The whole kitchen - 13x15 - took less than an hour. Follow-up actions in the future should take much less time. I only…

Over the years I've cleaned about 2000 square feet of tile floor grout by bending over with a large hand brush - so I probably don't have the grout that often cleaned as I could/had.I combined the work of cleaning the grout one day with PAIN which left me without inspiration - and the grout turned darker than it should have been.When I found this brush at Revain when I was looking for another hand brush (lost my old one) thought it might be worth a try.With this brush attached to a spare broom…

This is my second one. I bought it to clean grout (add baking soda and hydrogen peroxide and the dirt comes out right away, then wash off with warm water and a few drops of liquid pigeon soap). I don't have to rub very hard as these ingredients work wonders if you have a good brush. I have to remove a lot of grout as many families have moved and my grout looks absolutely awful! Dirty joints - a no-go for me! I'm still using my first brush, but wanted to make sure I had a backup. I've attached a

This brush attaches to most standard threaded broomsticks, paint bars, etc. It is very easy to use for grouting without having to press hard. I just used my regular cleaner, rubbed it back and forth a bit, let it sit for 5 minutes, scrubbed some more, then rinsed with water using a spray bottle and a plain microfiber mop. Lasts 10 minutes. I also used this for the areas under the stove and fridge. It took about 20 minutes to get to the kitchen as the stove and fridge were pulled out and…

Over the years I've removed about 2,000 square feet of grout from a tile floor by bending down with a large bristle hand brush, so I probably haven't cleaned the grout as often as I could/should. I combined the work of one day cleaning the grout with PAIN, which left me without inspiration - and the grout turned out darker than it should have been. When I found this brush at Revain while looking for another hand brush (I lost my old one) I thought it might be worth a try. With this brush…