🧽 Unger 2-in-1 Grout and Corner Scrubber: Efficient Cleaning Solution Review

I had high hopes for this brush because I liked the design of the "corner" part of the brush, which goes into the corners. Unfortunately the handle makes it very difficult to hold and apply leverage/force to it. My hand kept slipping and eventually got sick. Also, I thought that stiff bristles would clean the grout better, but it turned out to be the other way around. Very disappointed :(

I've used this on my travertine shower with moderate success. This helped improve the tile but didn't clean it 100%. However, I used this on a tile floor in a house I bought. I didn't know what color the tile was when I started and I'm amazed at how well this scrubber works with homemade cleaner and a couple of elbows. The bristles are strong and keep their shape. A quick dip in water cleans the brush instantly. I used a mixture of baking soda, hydrogen peroxide, and dish soap as a paste and…

Wow, wow, wow. It was my first time using an angled scrubber to wash a tiled shower and I'm back to buy the flat version. I have never used bristles that melt away dirt (Granite Gold Shower Cleaner). I would say that this product is the exact opposite of "scratch-free cleaning sponges". I have no hesitation in using it on my white tile shower, but probably wouldn't use it on a plastic shower without testing it. multiple times. All the reviews that it scratches the tiles strike me as a bit odd…

This thing worked great for cleaning grout in the shower. The super-tough bristles remove dirt easily, after which it can be easily washed off with water (we have a shower head on the hose, so I just use it and watch all the dirt and grime wash down the drain). It didn't even take too much effort from me (but we also have a sealed solution so I'm sure that's one of the factors). My only complaint is that it took a little more effort to get it clean in the corners. because the bristle pattern is

I recently bought a new house with ceramic tile in the kitchen, dining room and living room. My dogs quickly smeared the solution with mud. My mop vacuum doesn't clean crevices at all and it's too expensive to hire someone to clean. I tried this brush with Clorox just to try it and it worked great! My Stanley Steamer tile and grout cleaner has arrived and the brush works great with this cleaner too. I almost think the brush is more effective than the cleaning solution. The handle makes it easy…

Mix baking soda and water to yellow mustard consistency. Use a tablespoon to pour a small amount of grout onto grout line in one motion. If there are bald spots, then mix the neighboring ones or add a little more. Wait 30 seconds (apply a few more lines of grout, I applied a 3 x 3 foot area at a time). Spray a mixture of 1/2 water and 1/2 white vinegar. Let it bubble for 30 seconds (spray on a few more lines of grout). Use the scrubber about 5 times in a quick, back-and-forth motion, keeping…