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Electric Scrubbing Brushes

12 replies

MisterT373 · 19/05/2026 15:35

Has anyone bought one of these electric scrubbimg brushes? If so - any feedback?

https://www.jmldirect.com/cleaning/mops/scrub-buddi-powerful-rechargeable-scrubbing-brush-with-2-brush-heads

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Lomonald · 19/05/2026 15:37

Someone on another thread said there were absolutely rubbish, the thread was about cleaning "something" then i asked about it, the poster said don't waste money on it.

MerylSqueak · 19/05/2026 15:40

I absolutely love mine but I got it for £4.99 from Home Bargains.

MerylSqueak · 19/05/2026 15:42

It's not rechargeable though. I chiefly love it for cleaning irritating corners in my uPVC windows. It's good on taps. I wouldn't bother for grouting .

EffortlesslyDirected · 19/05/2026 16:07

Not that one but had the Pink Stuff one and it was pretty useless and gave up the ghost completely after a few weeks.

SirChenjins · 19/05/2026 16:09

I've got one and love it - mine's from Aldi and it's brilliant. I don't use it for mould on grout though, that gets a spray of HG.

JamMakingWannaBe · 19/05/2026 16:14

Next time you upgrade your electric toothbrush, just keep your old one for cleaning.

ViaRia01 · 19/05/2026 16:16

Another vote as per other PPs, it’s a bit of a waste of time/ money for me. I bought it for grout - didn’t really shift it much and now I use HG mould remover foaming spray which does the job almost too easily.

I like the idea of trying the electric brush on the nooks and crannies of upvc windows - I expect that would work well so I’ll give that a try

Richiemcniceface · 19/05/2026 16:21

I have one. It’s a bit crap really but has an extendable telescopic handle which is good for hard to reach high tiles in the bathroom. I use it when I get out of the bath, give everything a supersonic scrub and then shine with a dry cloth. For me I’d say, rubbish for real cleaning but quick for daily maintenance cleans .

Tarkan · 19/05/2026 16:32

I got the Pink Stuff one. It broke on the first use, it was meant to have changeable heads but the first one I tried got stuck and wouldn’t come off. Apparently it’s a known problem with them.

Cheeble · 19/05/2026 16:37

I have the Sonic Scrubber, I don’t use it that often but I love it for getting into tricky corners, around plug holes and so forth. 12y DD was using it for something upstairs earlier (don’t ask me what, I heard her but couldn’t see her), as far as I’m concerned if it gets her cleaning it’s a win!

FishPie2 · 19/05/2026 16:45

I have one with a short handle - £20 from Lakeland - and it does a good job of doing round the sink, taps and cooker top, also give my worktops a scrub every now and then with it.
Rechargable and holds it well.

notagainyoufool · 19/05/2026 20:07

We love ours

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