These brushes are the ideal size for scrubbing grout between tile. I got these brushes along with Scrubbing Bubbles to attack dirt on grout that was white long, long ago but that had become a dark brown. Thankfully between the cleaner and the brush, each section of grout took only seconds to clean. I did not need the LED lights so I cannot comment on the usefulness. The battery life was good for my purposes, since I did not clean for hours at a time. The size was right for me and the handle was easy to hold. Read more
First off, if you have normal motor function this probably isn't something you really need... basically all it does is move the little brush back and forth with a few different speed options, but nothing that would be strenuous to do yourself if you're healthy - I was expecting it to be more of a fast ultrasonic-type vibration, and it's definitely not that. The motor isn't terribly strong, so if you're trying to apply extra pressure it can't really keep up. But - it does indeed do what it says on the tin, and if you have any sort of impaired motion or repetitive strain injuries that make focused scrubbing difficult it could be very useful. I used it to scrub some dirty lines of grout and it worked to focus the cleaning directly on the lines without me having to do the scrubbing part, but nothing I couldn't have done just as well without it. Read more
This isn't as useful as I had hoped that it would be. I have yet to find a task that I wouldn't just prefer to use a manual brush. The motor just isn't strong enough for the couple of tasks (specific small crevice cleaning) that I had hoped it would work for. It does work as described though, so if you have a specific need this may work well for you. Perhaps if you have wrist issues or some other disabilities it would be more useful in everyday situations instead of a manual brush. Overall, the quality seems pretty decent, it's just not something I would personally purchase again. Read more
This cleaning brush is surprisingly light for something that includes a rechargeable battery. I like that the overall length with the brush attachment greater than a foot long, which makes it quite easy to reach different places. My favorite use of this crevice brush is not for the grout between tiles, but instead for the dryer vent. It's great to loosen up all the lint that gets stuck. Battery seems to last a decent amount of time as I have yet to recharge it after multiple cleaning uses. It comes with 3 brushes so should last a while. There's three modes of oscillating speed tho for the most part I always just use the fastest speed. It also has a small led light that you can turn on by holding the power button. Generally quite useful and if you can get it at a good price, should save your back and wrist! Read more
This is a little pricy for a crevice cleaner and I don't think I would personally buy this at the current price. It's just such a specialized tool and not something you really *need*. That said, it is cool. Turn it on and the brush rapidly moves back and forth in a reciprocating motion so it scrubs for you. The three brushes look almost identical except one seems to be slightly more angled. Would be much better if there were bristles on the very end of the brush; as it is, there are still places that are difficult to reach. I am not sure if the company provides new brush heads when these wear out, and if you have to buy a whole new device when that happens, then it would really not be worth it. It does a decent job of scrubbing the hard-to-reach places in my shower, but I don't know if that's worth the price. Read more
Man was I excited for this brush to be electric. I have a few brushes similar to this one that is just hand held. I love them!! They’re a staple in my cleaning supplies cart. I was so excited to use this on the tile wall grout in our guest and mast bathrooms. I got about 3/4 of the way through our guest bathroom when the bristle portion came off the whole device. Once…ok. I switched them out and it happened again. And the three speeds are not much different from each other. They sound different. But the motion is about the same. Plus, it just felt like I had no control of the scrubbing power or pressure. For a quick surface clean, this might have been ok. That’s if the bristle portion didn’t break. But to actually clean with this, I’m out. The electric part doesn’t help eliminate time in the cleaning process. Not worth it to me. Read more
The idea is solid, but could be better executed. It doesn’t work much better than a manual brush, it’s not as powerful as I imagined it would be. The head falls off sometimes too, so you can’t do any super vigorous cleaning with it. The brushes are a good size and fit in many different crevices. I love it for cleaning windows!! All the tracks and crevices get so gross and this does a wonderful job getting them cleaned out! I also like it for vent covers. Read more
I have a manual crevice cleaner and those things have been so necessary in keeping the base and rail of my fairly new beadboard clean. The only thing better is having an electric one! This helped cut down on the amount of scrubbing I had to do. It worked right out of the box, but I went ahead and fully charged it and this thing is powerful. I absolutely love that it has three speeds. That's going to work out perfectly for when the grout in my new shower tile gets dirty. It came with a total of three heads. FYI, for anyone that may have fine motor concerns the heads screw in versus being pressed in to place. I twisted it a little too tight the first time I screwed one in, but it came out with a little more effort. It's pretty straight forward in charging and operating, but directions are included. The brush bristles will start to bend after use, but that's par for the course. Yes, I would recommend. Read more
