Drill Brush Attachment – Bathroom Surfaces Tub, Shower, Tile and Grout All Purpose Power Scrubber Cleaning Kit –Grout Drill Brush Set – Drill Brushes by Drill Brush Power Scrubber by Useful Products
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This kit contains medium stiffness nylon power brushes that will attach to your favorite cordless drill 3 different sizes and shapes of brushes for cleaning around your bathroom surfaces These nylon bristles will not scratch and can be used on tubs, sinks, baseboards, fiberglass shower enclosures, shower door tracks, and porcelain all three brushes have quarter inch QUICK CHANGE shafts,Cordless drill NOT included Drill NOT included All Drillbrush Products have a 90 day no questions asked Money back Guarantee. If you are not completely satisfied with our product we will issue a full refund or ship out a replacement at the buyer’s request. Cordless Drill NOT included.
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The Drillbrush Power Scrubber was invented in 2005 by car wash owner, electrician, and former bodybuilder Anthony LaPolla. Initially created as a way to scrub rims at his car wash without adjitating his Carpal Tunnel, his customers fell in love with the idea of a drill-powered brush and wondered how they could get their own. Soon after, Drillbrush was born!
Since the company was created in 2007, hand scrubbing has become a thing of the past!
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| Product Dimensions | 5 x 5 x 5 inches |
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| Item Weight | 9.2 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Drill Brush Power Scrubber by Useful Products |
| UNSPSC Code | 47131605 |
| Item model number | Yellow-Orig-Yel-2-4-Lim-Short |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Date First Available | November 18, 2016 |
10 reviews for Drill Brush Attachment – Bathroom Surfaces Tub, Shower, Tile and Grout All Purpose Power Scrubber Cleaning Kit –Grout Drill Brush Set – Drill Brushes by Drill Brush Power Scrubber by Useful Products
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Cenla CathyCenla Cathy –
Like other reviewers, I was tired of scrubbing the shower by hand and getting poor results, so I decided to order this brush set. They work great! I’ve attached 3 pictures – 1 grimy “before”, 1 part way through cleaning (you can easily tell where I haven’t cleaned yet), and 1 “after.” I would have never gotten these results when scrubbing by hand. I usually scrub for a while, feel like I’m not getting anywhere, then give up – but not today! I’m happy with the results achieved with these brushes. I used Soft Scrub with bleach to clean with.This set includes three brushes: 1 flat brush that is 4″ across, 1 flat 2″ brush, and a rounded brush. I found the rounded brush to be super helpful in cleaning the smooth corners in our shower insert.Silly public service announcement: The force of the drill will sling your cleaner around somewhat. Not gobs and gobs, but sort of a fine spray. If you happen to be the type of person who is excited to try these brushes and you jump in the tub with black leggins on, and use a cleaner with bleach in it, your leggins will end up with little bleach spots all over them. Obviously, not a problem with the brushes themselves, just a warning for other users excited to try them!
Terry –
I bought this on a whim because my walk in shower is just a pain to clean. I’m 51 and I guess I’ve just been old school with how I clean, so hand scrubbing it was for years. The FIRST time I used this to clean my shower it took 5 minutes AND it scrubbed my shower more clean than it has been in years. In the corners, the floor, the glass door,…everything came out squeaky clean. I’m NEVER cleaning my shower by hand again.
Traci D.Traci D. –
I thought my hard water stains would never come off my shower doors, bought this awesome brush set and it amazing!!! I’ve tried all the hacks…. drier sheets, clean erasers, lemon, vinegar…. nothing works like this brush! Used Zep shower cleaner with it! In the pic – The side on the right is the part of the door I cleaned… still have to clean the left side
Kirk Jerkins –
Mixed up a paste with some Comet cleaner and went to work. These brushes OBLITERATED the mildew on the groutwork in my shower in seconds! Also removed stains in an old bathtub that no amount of hand scrubbing would ever touch. Awesome product.
shris –
So the little tiny brush needs longer bristles in order to truly get into the corners in my fiberglass shower. But the big flat one does a good job on the flat surfaces, and the toilet-brush looking one is my new favorite tool in getting rid of the hard water ring inside the toilet. I got this set yesterday, and today I went after the crusted-on water deposits. I don’t know what it’s made of, because CLR won’t touch it, acids of any type won’t touch it, and strong bases won’t get rid of it either. The only thing that gets rid of the brown ring in my toilet (until today, anyway) is a pumice stone mixed liberally with elbow grease. The same is true of the brownish drip marks that totally cover the entire fiberglass shower and tub. Today I busted out this brush set and a set of the red scrubbing discs also made by Drillbrush. First I tried a liquid cleaner but that did nothing, so I rinsed that off and used bar keepers friend instead. I went through three drill batteries and a half a tall can of the abrasive, and now my shower and toilet both look pretty good. I won’t say it’s perfect and my arms are toast right now, but I’m very pleased. The brush and bkf did a much quicker job of eliminating the brown rings in two toilets than pumice does, and I didn’t have to get as up-close-and-personal with the toilet water. Was it magic? No. Did it eliminate effort? No, but I will say the sheer number of scrub motions applied by the drill were definitely not going to happen if they had to be done by hand, so it did reduce the hand-work involved. I think the only tool that might have done the job quicker would have been a power sander, and I really didn’t want to go there. I definitely like the brushes better than the scrub pad, for reasons I’ll explain on my review on that product.I tried the brushes on two different drills, and the one with the bigger, better battery is my pick for this application. The 18v Makita with huge heavy battery kept running longer and faster than the smaller, lighter model.I am sure there are folks out there wincing at my use of a heavily abrasive cleaner on a fiberglass tub/shower, but all I have to say is the previous owners patched holes in the tub with some sort of really bad bondo job and didn’t bother to paint it or whatever you do to resurface a fiberglass tub. My ultimate aim is to replace it but in the meantime I’d like it to grow fewer stalagmites.
cre8ivenail –
I highly recommend getting this and a good cordless drill. If you need help cleaning & scrubing then this is the product for you. You will not be disappointed.I was originally going to purchase the Hurricane Spin Brush but the more I read the reviews the more I decided to look for something better.The main complaint was power. Most cordless drills have more revolutions per minute than the Hurricane. Many also said that as soon as they applied pressure (pressure is needed to clean) the Hurricane would stop or slow down too much. I’m disabled & I need something reliable while offering as much help as possible. The smarter choice for me was geting a cordless drill & these attachments.I must also add that I paid less buying a cordless drill & these attachments than if I would’ve bought the Hurricane.
back porch readerback porch reader –
I wish I had purchased this years ago! Money well spent. It definitely required elbow grease to get rid of the nasty soap scum, but way less than anything else I’ve ever used.We have a 60 year old tub that has lost it’s finish – so soap scum builds up quickly. & with 3 teenage girls – it gets nasty.This was cheap, was delivered in 2 days & is really well made. Probably my favorite Amazon purchase to date!I used “Krud Kutter” original cleaner/degreaser – also purchased on Amazon & water.(Check out before & after pics)
Jason B.Jason B. –
I let my tub get extra dirty on purpose because I knew this brush set was coming. In five minutes my tub was sparkling clean. This item is no joke. The flat brushes are awesome for big surfaces and the cone brush hits the hard to reach corners. I liked them so much I bought a set for my Mom.
SomeGirl –
I have NO idea why this product would ever have less than a 5 star review. It is a great brush set, I used all 3 in an effort to get some mildew stains off the grout in my shower. NOTHING worked, but a bit of soft scrub (bleach) and these brushes worked like a charm! I then used the larger brush on the floor of the shower, and to remove some soap scum from the glass shower doors. WOW! Where has this been all my life?! Excellent product, works like it should in conjunction with your power drill.
FaedaaFaedaa –
I’m in love with this. I manage many apartment properties and finding people to do the cleaning has been tricky business, so I end up having to get in and clean these horrendous filth pods tenants lived in and left me to deal with when they move out. The ovens and stove tops are usually the worst, and I absolutely hate cleaning. I came across this drill attachment set and let me tell you it helped me tremendously! I still had to get in with a putty knife on some of them but it really cut down my elbow grease time. I’ve posted some pictures for you, the dirty oven is after me attacking it with a green scrubbie for quite some time (note: the white stuff all over is heavy duty commercial grade oven gel cleaner I sprayed on it two weeks ago and still was struggling to get it clean.) and then I received the text that my package was delivered and I ran home immediately to get it and finish the job. I don’t have a picture of the oven before I started but let me tell you it was nasty, one of the worst I’ve seen. If it wasn’t for this drill attachment, I think my arms would have just fallen off trying to clean it as good as I did! My only con would be that it doesn’t have any extension of any sort so I really had my drill all up in that oven, but well worth it.