Bosch Electric Cleaning Brush UniversalBrush (3.6 Ah Integrated Battery, 1 Micro USB Charger and 4 Cleaning attachments Included, in Carton Packaging)

Love this brush. Recommended to me by a friend. I use it on the glass shower screen with one of the finer scrubbing pads attached using white vinegar in a spray bottle and it takes out all the elbow grease required.Use the brush attachment on our walking boots to get the dry mud off the suede. Works a treat.Bought a spare pack of attachments

Easy to use. Effective around sinks and useful on pans and baking trays

The product met my expectations.

I work with my hands for a living, so when I developed osteoarthritis I found myself adapting and changing the way I do things - cleaning is one of them. This scrubber was bought initially to help me scrub screen mesh when I’m screen printing, but I tried it on my bathroom chores (shower scrubbing is such a killer for me)… I don’t think my shower stall has been this squeaky clean since it was factory fresh! This scrubber device is an easy to handle size, sturdy, the charge is more than adequate for chores, and it’s not too heavy or difficult to hold if you have joint pain issues in your hands. The only slight - very slight - thing I’d like would be for it to rotate faster and maybe have a larger cleaning surface/diameter, but honestly, with a little patience and change in my expectations, I wouldn’t be without it now. It makes cleaning my various creative messes so much easier, and I find I grab it without hesitation for household chores too. I’m in less pain, and the performance of this little wonder means things are cleaner than ever around here. I wish I had invested in this years ago. And sure, there are cheaper ones out there, but I trust Bosch to last.

I looked at the video and thought “Hmmm, this might be useful”, and I could imagine a lot of areas where some mechanical muscle might be useful.I have a number of Bosch tools, and which have always (with one exception) proved reliable and value-for-money — so I bought one.I tried the bush — didn’t seem to do much. I tried the small brush — didn’t get into corners (as others have noted) and didn’t do much, either. The brushes are stiff, and they rotate slowly.The last one that I tried was the Microfibre non-scratch pad. This one was useful in cleaning smooth surfaces e.g. a bath-tub, etc., but after 5-10 minutes in use — it came apart (see picture). So I have now had to order a pack of 3 for £9.99 (that’s £3.33 each).I do hope that these last longer, or I’ll be paying approx. £20/hr to use them.That’s my first experience of the gadget, but I might get better results as I find just what will work well. But I’m not too hopeful.Would I buy it again? My initial impression is ‘probably not’, but I’ll report back after a month of use.

It’s effective to clean household in general. I used with paste and powders to clean shower glass. The attachments are good. But the green pad detached from its glued pad on first use.It has one speed to make sure it cleans without spilling everywhere. It charges quickly. It has a good manufacturer warranty. I recommend it.

I had to clean someones neglected kitchen and bathrooms to ready the property for selling 3 weeks ago. Used this on grimy worktops, cupboard fronts, and a bath which hadnt been used or cleaned in years. Really saved my arms and wrist. Also did a good job on wall tiles and an outdoor plastic storage unit.

I got this because I have a spinal injury and can't stand scrubbing for very long as it leads to tremendous pain. I was, therefore, really excited about this product. To start with things seemed to be going well, easy to hold and charge and to attach the various scrubbing tools.Then, I came to actually use it on some oven shelves. The rotation was so slow that it could barely do the job. The pad, the abrasive one, was wearing away quite quickly but having barely a noticeable impact on the oven shelves.In the end I had to give up and resort to scrubbing and scraping by hand with the inevitable pain that went with it.