HOTO Grip Cordless Electric Spin Scrubber IPX7 Waterproof Lightweight at 0 65 lb with 6 Brush Heads Powerful

I. LOVE. THIS. THING. Several years ago I purchased a long handled spinning scrubber for use in our bathrooms, only to discover that the primary problem with a long handled spinning scrubber is that the force of the spin jerks the scrub brush off of your desired target area and it feels impossible to hold the brush in place due to the long handle. This little guy changes all of those issues. It is the perfect handheld size for cleaning in small areas and is wildly effective at removing soap scum, light staining, dirt/debris, or just general shower muck. When we renovated our bathroom I made the mistake of getting white grout which I promptly realized sucks to clean--not with this little thing. I can quickly restore my grout to its bright white appearance with a couple quick passes of this scrubber. I primarily use the flat brush, pointed brush, and scour pad brush for my cleaning. The combination of these three can get my very large shower clean fast because the spin is so powerful. The only area that this scrubber is unable to do is perpendicular junctions--so where the wall tile meets the floor tile I use a thin long hand brush after scrubbing the rest of the area with this spin scrubber. Word of caution: the metal cloth brush could easily scratch sensitive surfaces so I would test it before use on an innocuous area of your targeted material. I have yet to find anything that requires that level of abrasion though. I use the scrubber alongside a mild abrasive cleaner or a foam cleaner and have had fantastic results. I did buy some knee pads so that it was more comfortable to clean the lower areas of the shower since this has a short handle but its much easier to use this and the knee pads versus the long handled spinning scrubber because of the issue I listed above. An unexpected use of this spin scrubber was for agitating carpet with foam cleaner (folex) on it after a wine stain--it did a great job of getting the cleaner deep into the fibers so I could remove the stain fully. It was a synthetic rug and I knew it would withstand scrubbing and this was much easier than hand scrubbing. I probably would not use this on wool or very expensive rugs/carpets, but for a high traffic synthetic rug it was perfect. Very very happy with this unit, it seems like it is excellent quality. The charge is quick (about 2 hours) and I charge it before storing after each use. I can clean my entire (very large) shower with it without running out of battery. I did buy a cloth drawstring bag to store this spin scrubber and the attachments in, but you could just as easily store it in the box it comes in, as well. Read more

I was concerned about whether the attachment head that said it was safe for high-finish surfaces would scratch my stove top. I had a spot that I've tried for months to get off, to no avail. I very lightly tried this with the attachment, and it did no damage, so I allowed it to try to remove the spot. It took a few seconds, but it came clean! Next, I used it on one side of the glass on the interior of my oven door. I used Dawn dish soap on the pad. You can see in the picture that one side of the glass looks pretty amazing compared to the other. Next, I did the entire glass and the door around the glass. You can see how clean the glass and door are in that picture, too. Not perfect, but I really didn't expect to achieve perfection. The difference is still remarkable! This is lightweight and you don't need to apply a lot of pressure. In fact, it seems to work better when you don't. The only concerns I have are: 1. I can't seem to find anywhere to buy replacement heads, and I WANT some replacement heads because I plan to be using this thing quite a bit. 2. I'm concerned about the battery life. I used this for 3 minutes and the power dropped to 90% after I had fully charged it. Granted, I was running it on high, but still. After I had finished the glass and the door, the power level was at 72%. I had used the machine for about 15 minutes, but a lot of that time it was turned off as I was wiping off the soap residue. I'm not sure how long this would actually last. Then again, how much do I really need to clean? I'm not planning on scrubbing the floor with it. I will say that it recharges very quickly. Swapping the heads is easy if you're using a brush head because those come with an attachment that pops right into place magnetically. It took me a minute, though, to figure out how to use one of the pads because they're just pads and so there was nothing to go into the hole where the attachments go. I eventually found an attachment that was just a flat, soft pad attached to a pole that fit into the hole. It turned out that the pad surface was where you were supposed to attach the other pads, since those are Velcro-backed. I would have appreciated it if the instructions had mentioned any of this, but I did figure it out. I put this through its paces and it did a fantastic job. I'm impressed. BUT, the pads definitely show signs of use/wear. I really want to find replacement pads. Without those, this thing won't be useful for very long. Read more