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

I do all of my cooking. I have various reasons for this, but I spend much time cooking and cleaning up. Good tools and utilities make all the difference. Sometimes, things get sticky at the bottoms of pans, and sometimes, pots are too large for the dishwasher. I added a hook to this scrubber because I always reach for it. It holds a charge way longer than I ever expected, and I love that I can recharge it quickly without replacing batteries. Brilliant!

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.

Excellent performer and very responsive when changing variable speeds.

It is not as powerful as I thought it would be

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!

This rechargeable battery operated rotary brush will be staying within reach for the long haul. I was surprised by the size of this SAECCB Electric Spin Scrubber. I expected a smaller device but, to be honest, it’s the perfect size. It fits my hand very well and I suspect that anything smaller would probably have been tossed in the “Future garage sale items” box. An excellent product for the price. Worthy of a full 5 stars.The vendor provides four pad style and two brush style attachments. The corner brush has a very interesting shape that seems to really reach into corners well. I took the flat brush for a spin (pardon the pun) to clean my plastic bird bath. I’ve included before and after pictures showing that this scrubber does work very well. The before pic shows the usual scum accumulation typical for a plastic birdbath. The after pic shows a nice clean bowl. (The white residue is from mineral deposits from hard water – not coming off without a wire brush!) This was much easier and quicker than using a regular scrub brush.This scrubber has a surprising amount of torque which allows for a reasonable amount of pressure to be applied. Not having to hold a trigger to keep the unit on is a great feature, it will spin until you push the button to turn it off so you can adjust how you hold the scrubber while it’s running however caution is in order for anyone with long hair using this scrubber. Be sure your hair doesn’t get tangled in the spinning brush! There is no clutch so if it slips out of your hand for any reason it will continue to spin.I noticed that there is no way to lock the motor from spinning when you detach the brushes. The spin direction, however, is such that the brush will not come off during use. Now I had absolutely no problem and the attachment is pretty simple, but I wonder about long-term wear at the attachment point.There is no charger included with this unit, just a USB cable with a mini-C for the scrubber and a standard C for the charger end. It is recommended that a 2 amp (10 watt) charger be used to achieve the 2-1/2 hour charge time claimed. It took me about an hour to top off the charge from about 80% using a 5 watt charger.Although I received this complementary product for review, this is my honest opinion and I was in no way influenced by the vendor, Amazon, or the fact that it was provided at no cost.

Came with 60%chargePut on charger and never chargedWent to clean with it after an hour on charger was still on same percentageCharge went down very quick