Power Spin Scrubber Cleaning Brush - Deluxe Electric Scrubber with 3 Brush Heads, Extension Pole & Rechargeable Battery - Turbo Cordless Handheld Bathroom, Floor, Tile, Wall, Shower & Bathtub Cleaner

I like it for what I have used it for so far. I think it could be a little more powerful spin-wise but then I tend to press instead of letting it do the work. I am going to use it on my impossible old fiber-glass bathtub that is what I bought it for and see if a little CLR and your power brush will work.Our water is hard . It does do a very good job on my stainless sinks and stove top. A little more experimenting with different cleaning products should do the trick.

I don’t know if this item is suppose to work this way but my mother charged it for 28 hours she couldn’t get it to work so I pushed the converting rods closer together and it still was working. I turn the head a little bit then it starts working. So I don’t know if the manufacturer forgot to grease up the gears inside it or if it just got messed up being shipped in the box or something but I was having troubles getting this thing to start.

I didn't anticipate having any issues with this product so I didn't save the packaging (not that there was much point in saving it after trying to get all the parts out of box...) but I sure do wish I had! #1. I can't get the brush head off to switch it out. The directions tell you how to put it ON but not how to take it OFF. #2. It doesn't seem to hold a charge. The last time I used it, I thought maybe it had sat too long between uses, so I plugged it in and left it until I used it yesterday. Same thing happened: I'm trying to clean the shower door track and then the bottom of the shower and it's getting slower and slower and s l o w e r.... I am NOT happy with this, and it wasn't cheap![I can't find the email from the seller to address the issues directly with them, which is why I'm posting this review. If they reach out to me and we are able to find a solution I will repost my review.]

It does not start with pressing the button. You must put it down and press on it to make it run. Or you can spin the brush by hand to get it started. The harder you press the faster it runs. It probably should be run at lower pressure, but it either stops or runs very slowly. It is the right size and shape for the job of cleaning around the toilet so I am keeping it. It also took 24 hours for the battery to charge. I did not expect much power, but it surely should have more than this.

Charged battery for 24 hrs as directed, used it a couple of days later and charge lasted 10 to 15 mins. Certainly not enough time to clean a shower. Used only enough pressure to keep it in the area being cleaned, used the property tool provided for the job, followed directions. battery went dead as indicated and the brushes already showing ware. Paid the extra $20 or so thinking would get a better product than less expensive ones. Didn't work out. Have several rechargeable battery powered tools for in and out of the house, this is the worse I have bought. Know a better battery would make the tool heavier but there is little value in have a tool that will not get the job done in a reasonable amount out time.

It does help in the cleaning process of the bathroom however the battery life doesn’t last long and it isn’t as powerful as I would like it to be.

Makes a hated chore more acceptable :). If your bathtub is really nasty and with a lot of lime, then you may need to clean it manually first to remove all the nastiness. Not that I had to do that, my tub is sparkly clean...(not)But, after that, this scrubber makes it easy to clean it once-twice a week without too much hassle. I think it was worth the investment. The other reviews that you can't press too hard are correct. But, if you use it regularly, you don't have to press too hard.

Only used it once so far, there is a bit of a learning curve on handling it as the revolutions cause it to "walk" around the surface you're cleaning. But I like that I can clean my shower and tub without climbing in it. Thanks