iezfix Electric Spin Scrubber, Bathroom Cleaning Brush Shower Scrubber Portable Rechargeable, Power Scrub Brush for Bathtub Sink Tile Grout Window Sill Kitchen Stove Cooker, Household Cleaning Tools

I was very excited to get this in the mail because I hate scrubbing my shower!! I fully charged it, put on a scrubbing head & was impressed with how well the scrubber attached to the comfortable handle. I pressed the trigger and was delighted when it began to spin, but the second any pressure was applied (even the slightest bit) the head stopped spinning. I'm very disappointed 😞

I am shocked at how well this product works. 5 star all the way!!! Worth the 39 bucks for sure.

I just used it for the first time and scrubbed my sink, my stove top, and the 2 walls around the stove. I expected it to start slowing down/losing power but it did not. If you just apply pressure and try to keep it in one spot it decreases power, you have to apply pressure and keep moving it around a bit. It is very easy to hold. I'm 52 and only have one hand and that hand has arthritis and carpal tunnel so that's very important to me. I hope it lasts for a long time! My only complaint is I wish it had a smaller flat brush for smaller spaces. I will update this if any problems arise.

Unfortunately I cannot give a good review for this product. I purchased it in January and used a few times, but after not using for awhile I had to charge it and it would charge in order for me to use only 10 minutes tried charging again and it doesn't work. Tried numerous outlets to charge and it wouldn't, after 4 1/2 months of having the scrubber with little usage, it doesn't work at all.

So I would probably give it like 3.5 stars because it did work good but it has three main flaws. First, I’ll give the good. The attachments it came with are really beneficial. My corner brush came a little squished but it did still work well. I also like the fact that you can charge it instead of replacing batteries all the time. Next, the cons. So while it did work well, you can’t put a lot of pressure onto it or it will stop working. There were spots in our shower that needed a little more pressure added to get the grime in the grout but each time I did, it would stop and I would have to turn it off and on again. The second flaw is that the battery only holds like a 30 min charge before dying. At least mine did. Now this may not be an issue for some but if you have a dirty shower with a lot of tile then it may be a con. The last is that there is only one spin setting. There were times I needed a little more spin to really get into the grout and get the harder stuff. Overall, it’s not bad but I ended up returning it. For almost $40 I want something that I can really put through the test.