Unger 2-in-1 Grout and Corner Scrubber Brush Tool, Crevice Bathroom Cleaning Supplies for Showers, Door Tracks, Tile, and Bathtubs, Household 360-Degree Scrubbing Power

Works well for cleaning tiled walls and hard to reach places in the shower!, one swipe of the brush and the grime right off. The bristles are tough so you’re not putting a lot of pressure into scrubbing and I like how the bristles are pointed narrow so it really gets into those cracks. It’s totally worth the money too!!

I got this brush to help get the small hex tile in my shower floor clean. This brush works really well. The bristles are stiff enough to hold up and get in the grout lines. The extra wide brush on the end is extremely helpful for corners and the overall shape of the brush makes getting in the crease where the floor and wall meet a breeze for cleaning. My only complaint is the handle is a little awkward. If you are using both hands to press down and scrub its fine. A little uncomfortable because its narrow but still works well. However, if you are trying to scrub with one hand, it’s a bit challenging to use. Plus your hands are wet so the brush handle gets slippery. Overall I would recommend this brush.

This thing worked incredibly well for scrubbing grout lines in the shower. Super stiff bristles just knock the gunk right off then it can easily be rinsed off with water (we have a shower head on a hose so I just use that and watch all the grime and grossness go right down the drain). Didn't even require too much elbow grease from me (but also we have sealed grout so I'm sure this is a contributing factor). My only complaint is that it took a little more finagling it to get it to scrub in the corners because the bristle pattern is kind of curved and not quite as easy to do sharper corners. Was still able to do it, but it was a slight contrast to the effortlessness of the straight grout lines. Still like it enough to keep using. It's worth it for what it does on the grout lines alone.

Excelent brush with nice firm bristles to make a hard job of grout cleaning easier. Comfortable fit in your hand, and the rounded corner makes it easier to clean corners and difficult areas.

Mix baking soda and water to the consistency of yellow mustard. Use soup spoon to pour a thin amount on grout line in a single motion. If any bare spots then spread out from adjacent or add a touch more. Wait 30 seconds (spoon another few grout lines, I did a 3'x3' area at a time). Spray with 1/2 water, 1/2 white vinegar mixture. Let it bubble up for 30 seconds (spray another few grout lines). Use the scrubber in a fast back and forth about 5 times, the brush will stay in the grout groove. Wipe with damp (not wet) cloth. In the toughest area (in front of fridge) I had to spot do some sections a second time. After you do all the grout lines for that area then use the drying cloth to scrub non-grout tile surfaces clean (had textured tiles, and this made them look like new). 25 year old tile floor looks like new. Took about 6 sessions of 45 minutes each, it is a big kitchen. Went through 4 boxes of 69 cent baking soda and maybe a pint of white vinegar. The brush still acts new, this is a great one. If the slurry mixture is too thick it won't soak between the grit of the grout, if it is too thin it won't bubble up enough to do a deep clean. It is important to let the slurry sit on the grout to dry a little bit before spraying with the vinegar solution, so the baking soda settles down in the grit.

So all in all this is a great quality tool and i wish i liked it more. The issue for me is it is not easy for me to hold while cleaning, it just is too big maybe? I bought it to clean the grout lines in my tile and it just seemed too large to really get the job done like i needed it too. However, it did well on my baseboards and the corners of the floor.

Omg loving this grout brush. For me personally perfect! It's rubberized grip hasn't given me blisters after use. The bristles are sturdy enough to where I don't have to apply too much pressure to scrub the grime out of my grout. I also love the tip where I can use it for corners. I have ceramic tiles that even with a mop steamer we've been unable to get the grime that falls into the grout. So right now, I've had the house since 2016 and in high traffic areas you see the dirt. Add to that dog since 2022. My floors are clean but the discoloring of the grout due to grime has been an eyesore for my OCD for years. So , over the years I've bought different brushes and gadgets, even recently, I bought a little machine with a brush, like a drill scrubber, and even with eez-e my grout didn't end up looking like new, barely scrubbed anything out. Such a disappointment. Disappointment no more with this brush I'm over the moon estactic that my hard work is paying off. 50yrs old and my knees aren't the best lolol this brush is helping me get the desired effect by removing the grout with little effort. Definitely would recommend this grout brush to anyone The pics are 1 before, and 2 after one the grout dried. I only tried small area. May post more pics once I've done a larger area

I have 2 - one for work one for home and I would highly recommend for grout - tub and floor. It can catch most corners too! When using it for move out cleaning, it does the job. The handle and shape of it makes using it easy. I don't leave home without it!

The bristles along this brush are tapered - shorter on the outsides and longer towards the middle. It's made for scrubbing along the 90-degree corner between 2 walls, or the wall and floor, and it does a great job at that. It's very comfortable to hold, and easy to apply consistent pressure along the length of the brush. The front bumper on the brush seems to be made for the "3-way" corners (eg where 2 walls and the floor all meet), but the bristles aren't quite as long as I'd like for that. But don't get me wrong - this brush is worlds better than any other I've used for edges and corners.

Prefect for cleaning around the base of our new shower

I love the shape of this product and that the angle of the bristles can really get into those tight shower corners. We have a tiled walk it shower, and the floor of it is like pebbles set in grout. With the rigidity of the bristles I'm a bit worried I'll damage the grout. It would be nice if one side had softer bristles for a light cleaning job! I hadn't realized how wiry these are. Maybe the plastic bristle needs to be thinner or more flexible to be less rigid? But it does the job and it's as pictured!

Good product with sturdiness!