LYYElectric Spin Scrubber, Electric Cleaning Brush with 4 Replaceable Brush Heads Handheld Scrubber Rechargeable Bathroom Shower Scrubber for Kitchen, Wall, Oven, Dish, Tile, Tub, Floor

This is such a handy tool. Works great on my old tub. Love the different brushes and pads that are included. Good lasting charge and not heavy but sturdy.

Before I was having to really scrub the shower but this tool has helped me get mildew and whatnot out. It's easy to use, easy to charge and the different attachments comes in handy. It gets a little heavy to hold for a long time. I wish it came with a long stick so I don't have to bend down.

This is by no means the strongest scrubber you'll find, but in terms of scrubbing speed and power to overcome resistance, this little scrubber can get the job done. I've tried another brand with very similar small electric scrubber just like this; with pretty much the same attachment brushes; yet, this unit is comparably a bit stronger than the previous one I tried.The scrubber has a single button operation mode which is very easy to figure out how to use it. You'll toggle through a low speed, mid speed, and off mode with that button. I do not like the location of the button because I never like grabbing this brush by the handle. I've always go near the brush and try to press it down to scrub hard. And when I do this, I'd mostly hit the toggle switch by accident, this is becoming a little annoying, but that's just the way it always is when I decided to use the item outside the way it's designed. But also think about this, though; when I grab the scrubber by the handle and try to scrub things, yes the turning motion does a lot of the heavy lifting, but there are many a times when I need to press it down a little harder. And if I press it down harder at the handle, slightly prolonged use will hurt my wrist pretty bad, I will end up with a sore wrist after just a short term use. So on this style of electric handle, the torque on handle issue has always been an issue for me.Other than the above, this brush is great. The build quality is superb, water proofing is all there, I was able to submerge it fully in the sink and still run it without any issues. The best thing about this unit is that it won't stall out as easily as some other variants. I can tell this one has a stronger motor. Other things like power capacity and durability are also considerable for this item. I'm able to run about 20 minutes of continuous scrubbing to get it down to about 15% power left. Below 6-7% it won't let me run it until I charge it again. Overall, this is a good unit. I enjoy using this in my bathroom, saves me some major wrist pain manually scrubbing the soap scum off.

I need all the help I can get getting motivated to do house cleaning. I figured this scrubber might help. I decided to start with something I thought was difficult, a year's worth of hardened soap scum in the bathtub. I charged the device before starting. The percentage goes up by 10's. I quit charging after it had been at 90 for a while, because maybe it never gets to 100 and I was impatient to begin. I knelt down beside the tub (bending over the edge of the tub turned out to be the most strenuous part of the job) and squirted cleanser over the bottom of the tub. I turned on the scrubber (the power button is a little tricky or sticky) and ran the scrubber lightly across the bottom of the tub. I didn't see any result. Maybe I was expecting a miracle. I decided I shouldn't be totally relaxed and applied a little pressure on the scrubber as I ran it over the tub. The tub started to appear cleaner. It didn't take a lot of pressure, just a number of passes of the brush around the tub, and in short order, without wearing myself out, the tub was clean. If I don't wait another year before doing it again it should be even easier. So don't expect miracles and do apply some pressure, but there's no need to wear yourself out.

I was using the Greenco Electric Cleaning Brush Scrubber to clean under the rim of the toilet bowl, and I decided, I need a bigger brush, so I bought the LYY Electric Spin Scrubber.I want my money back. My Oral-B electric toothbrush has more power than the LYY electric spin brush.

Doesn't seems to hold on scrubbing pots, battery has indicator level, but is redundant since you can't reach it up to 100, always showing 90 on a full charge, could be better

It's not very powerful but the charge lasts. Low setting might as well be the high setting. There is no difference in the 2

I was a little disappointed that this scrubber didn't seem to spin very fast. But I get it now.It spins plenty fast enough without throwing soap in your eyes. But where it really shines is I'm able to apply quite a bit of pressure and the rpms stay constant. Once I realized that my disappointment faded and I was impressed.The tapered brush is a little soft but gets into corners and crevices really well. The flat brushes has harder bristles. It can't get into corners but still does great with small crevices like between tiles.I tried the scoring attachment on an old sink. It made short work of cleaning that right up.So far the battery life seems good for the uses I've tried it with. Hopefully the battery will hold up well over time since it is a built in battery.Pretty impressive little scrubber. I like that it's waterproof. But I really like the feel of it. It has a nice ergonomic design that fits well in the hands so you don't really feel any fatigue there when using it. While it has some weight to it that makes it feel well built, it's not heavy at all at least to me.I'm glad I ordered this.

Used today for scrubbing tile walls. Easy to use. Worked great.

This saved me from scrubbing the stove, shower glass, stubborn dirt in balcony, sink & BBQ.. love it..

cleans well

Ought it to use to scrub the inside of our oven. Did not have the power to really clean it at all. Very disappointed.

Ok, but not what I expected.