🧽 Rubbermaid Power Scrubber with All-Purpose Grout Head: Effortlessly Clean Grout Lines, Corners, Bathrooms, and Kitchens Review

After watching my favorite Clean with Me program on YouTube (Jamie's Journey), I used it so many times that I was hooked! I actually bought one with all the attachments and one with just the rubber tip. While waiting for them to arrive, soooo many uses for them came to mind. It gets into small gaps without damaging anything, ideal for hidden sinks, glass cooktops, hard-to-reach small oven door openings...... might get a few to give to family!

I always found such things stupid; Sure, a little elbow grease will do any job, right? No! I fell in love with this brush as soon as I used it! Sure, it's a bit noisy, but my glossy white grout in my bathroom completely cancels it out. Since then I have discovered so many things to take with me. My apartment (built in 1890!) has nooks and crannies that I never thought were clean. but a few minutes after that bad boy posted it, everything was crystal clear! Also a great help for people with…

It's not everything everyone imagines, it helps a little but I've tried it both in the bathroom and on my grout to a new one! I sprayed Lysol bathroom cleaner and left while doing other things, came back with a power tool and no to clean the sparkly grout it removed some stains but I could do the same. Manual brush scraper. I tried peroxide and baking soda because the internet suggests it works best on grout. I also bought an extra joint attachment, but it's still not worth the money!

I was hesitant to purchase this because despite all the good reviews it really seemed 'too good to be true'. But heck, let me tell you, this little thing allows you to FAST a big task that I've put off for years. I took the soft scrub with bleach and sprayed it along the joints between the travertine tiles and let it sit for a minute. Then this tool will do the trick. Easy to use, feels good in the hand and does not tire. That's what you need, no matter that it costs a few bucks along with the…

A friend suggested this to me after we discussed our mutual hatred of grout cleaning. For less than $10 I decided it was worth a try and ordered it. And then it sat under the bathroom sink for months, until I had a rainy weekend and had nothing to do but wash the tub. Not expecting much from a small tool, I sprayed some Lysol on the wall and turned it on. And then my eyebrows touched the hairline. It removed soap scum and other nasty messes from grout in seconds, and did so with a regular…