Extendable Telescopic Grout Brush with Long Handle for Kitchen, Shower, Tub, and Tile Scrubbing by Foxtrot Living Review

I have used this tool several times. It's acceptable to get off my hands and knees to clear the solution. The brush is very hard and does its job well. However, the choice of material for the long handle is not very acceptable. It's very light and very thin. It would be better if it was made of wood or some other material to give it weight.

The shape of the brush was great. You could actually get into the solution. However, you still need a manual edge brush. After some experimentation, I found that an awesome 5-in-1 grout spray, brushing, and then rags (which you can throw away) did the best job. See before and after photos. Cleaning the grout made the old pattern less visible.

Only cheap rounded plastic handles hold the brush on the handle. It pops out easily when you embark on a hard grout cleaning. I just took it off the rack, got on my hands and knees and used it like an old fashioned maid cleaning the floor. Put some muscle in it and it pops out of the handle.

The brush is perfect for cleaning grout. We moved into a 12-year-old house and immediately noticed that the joints were dirty. It looked like it had never been cleaned. I have seen professional floor cleaning companies use a similar grout cleaning product and that was the reason for this purchase. I love the pivoting brush head. I would have given the rating 5 stars if it wasn't for the cheap aluminum handle. After only 10 minutes of use, the sticks bent. I had to constantly twist the brush in…

I was so excited to clarify my solution, weird but true. Unfortunately, this is not the best option for large orders. The brush itself is great. from the locked position, which requires you to constantly fix it or the bar basically collapses and slides down. Also, the brush rotates so you can't move back and forth in the grout in a straight line while brushing without the brush rotating sideways, making the job four times faster than trying to reset the brush and pick up the rod again to lock .

I highly recommend this long handled grout brush. We have a lot of tiles in the kitchen, bathroom and hallway. It made it so easy. Never again with the toothbrush on the floor. The handle is adjustable in length and the head pivots for easy manoeuvring. The bristles are hard and reach to the point to get between the tiles. The photo shows that we have a light grout, but it looks brown. Now sparkling clean.

I was so excited to clean the grout, strange but true. Unfortunately, this is not the best option for large orders. The brush itself is great. the stick itself. It slips out of its locked position, which means you have to hold onto it the whole time or the stick basically breaks and slides down. Also, the brush rotates so you can't move back and forth in a straight line in the grout while brushing without turning the brush sideways, making the job 4 times faster when trying to reposition the…

Well they're not ancient but they hurt when you get on all fours and clean the solution which is enough for me! I just tried it on my dirty grout and wasn't sure if it would generate enough pressure to clean, but it does. The brush's V-shape fits perfectly into the grout line and I love the fact that the handle is telescoping and can be shortened and hand-held to clean wall tiles. It also rotates so you can easily move it along the lines. I have tiles in my bathroom that have very deep metal…