Electric Spin Scrubber, Cordless Power Scrubber Cleaning Brush with 6 Replaceable Brush Heads and 2 Rotating Speeds for Bathroom, Tile, Tub, Sink, Floor, Kitchen Cleaning Brush Heads

Long-lasting with 2 speeds. I’m a weakling with undiagnosed OCD and this tool is the best thing I’ve bought to clean. It gets into the right spots around your sink.I use a combination of Dawn, vinegar, baking soda and Epsom salt I bought from Costco. The Epsom Salt cancels out the vinegar smell somewhat.

i used the product to remove old varnish atop my from tile walk you should add a better scrubbing disk like aluminum foil pads used in the kitchen

Makes cleaning the tub so much easier!

I had a stroke, that affected my left side. Makes it tough to do certain things. I'm improving, but it's slow-going. I love my little scrubber and all of the attachments! I use thin rubber gloves for everything, and wearing one on my right hand helps me to hang on to the scrubber, which gets slippery when wet. (HA!) Highly recommend!

I'm reviewing the SAECCB Electric Spin Scrubber. I had high hopes for this device to make cleaning the shower quick and painless. Upon opening the box, the first thing I noticed was how small the brush heads were. The scouring pads are 3 inches in diameter and the brushes are slightly smaller. I thought the flat brush would be good for cleaning the 12 inch tiles in the shower but instead of the spin scrubber making the job seem smaller, the small brush head made it seem like I would never get finished. It takes a lot of time for a 3 inch diameter brush to cover such a large surface. Additionally, the flat brush is very, very stiff. I still haven't decided how hard I need to press against the tile surface. The corner brush feels softer and the bristles are much longer so I don't expect to press very hard with it.There is an additional plastic head which has a flat surface with Velcro like loops to hold the scouring and polishing pads. The foam polishing pad has a thin felt stuck to one side so the loops will hold it on the head. The scouring pads rely upon their material to hook into the loops and don't really hold very well. I'm being very careful with the scouring pads because I don't know if they might scratch surfaces.I fully charged the scrubber when it first arrived but didn't use it for a few days. I was surprised to see it go from 100% to 77% suddenly a short time after powering it on. Overall, the battery dropped faster than I expected. I haven't run it all the way down so perhaps the indicator isn't linear. The USB-C jack on the end of the handle is open and doesn't have a cover. I worry about getting water in there and question how well sealed it actually is.I did a quick search for replacement brushes and pads but didn't find any. I could see having a couple of sets, using one set outside for the car wheels and floor mats and the other set in the house for the shower and stuff. Not sure I want to use the one brush doing both. A 3D printable head would be a nice addition for additional brushes and pads.Overall, I'm disappointed. Yes, the scrubber does what it claims but it doesn't feel like it makes my life easier. I probably wouldn't buy it again but perhaps it will grow on me.

Came precharged. Was easy to remove and change out brush heads. Had great speed. It was a little heavy and clunky for everyday use. Arms got tired holding it for a long time. Could not get into small areas like between the water fixtures. Had to change the head but the brisles on the smaller head were softer. Ended up using it to deep clean my gross extremely dirty grout on the kitchen floor and it worked great. No issues holding it down. Just gliding it along the grout lines on high speed did wonders. Who knew my grout wasn't black.

This thing is amazing. It comes in a box with different attachments, a cord, and the actual electric part. It has two settings- low and high. When you push the power button, it turns on, shows battery percentage, and lights up green for slow and then if you push the power button again the light turns blue. One more push turns it off.It charges really well and pretty quickly. I used it to clean the couch cushions and it dropped down about ten percent per back/seat cushion set, and about fifteen percent for the lounge part of the couch. It didn't get warm at all from constant use on the higher power setting, but the handle did get a little bit warm when I charged it up.The only thing to keep in mind is that the handle has no indentations or swellings to keep your hand in place, so your hand can slide up to the power button if you aren't paying attention. I just use two hands and it fixes that but if you're trying to just use one hand it will slip around.The pictures I included are 1) side by side of the clean couch cushion next to the dirty one 2) the dirty cushion 3) that same cushion but after it's been scrubbed really well. I'll definitely keep using this on the couch because it works so well.