ORIGINAL Drill Brush 360 Attachments 3 pack kit -Blue All purpose Cleaner Scrubbing Brushes for Bathroom surface, Grout, Tile, Tub, Shower, Kitchen, Auto,Boat Fiberglass

As someone who absolutely detests scrubbing soap scum off my shower, I cannot emphasize enough how the Drill Bit Scrubber has been an absolute game changer. These scrubber attachments have made my shower look brand new, and I am thrilled with the results! The drill bits come in various sizes, making it easy to clean different areas, such as tiles, grout, and corners. They attach to any standard power drill, turning it into a powerful scrubbing machine. I was amazed at how quickly the soap scum and grime disappeared from my shower walls and floor. However, do keep in mind that the powerful scrubbing action can cause a bit of window splatter, so it's essential to take proper precautions. I recommend wearing eye protection and covering nearby surfaces or using a towel to avoid excess splatter. It's a small trade-off for the incredible cleaning power these attachments provide. With the Drill Bit Scrubber, gone are the days of spending hours scrubbing my shower by hand. It has saved me so much time and effort, and I cannot recommend it enough. If you're tired of fighting stubborn soap scum, do yourself a favor and get these scrubber attachments. You won't regret it!

Myer Corp. asked me to review this product, but I was going to anyway bc I was so blown away with it's success. So, here goes! Our shower doors were the worst, seriously, the worst. Soap scum, not a big problem cleaning, but the hard water build up was so bad that NOTHING worked effectively. I must have tried 30-40 different things from abrasives to chemicals to home remedies (ones I researched that people swore worked - like vinegar and baking soda, for example). I finally found one cleaning agent that seemed to work just okay along with massive hand scrubbing - Bio-Clean hard water spot remover, also bought on Amazon. But it was tedious and my arms gave out, so did my husband's. So, I resorted to buying this product and used the brushes with our drill along with the Bio-Clean product. OMG, it worked with not much effort. I tried the brush/drill WITHOUT the cleaner and NOPE, it didn't work. It was the combination that gave the great results. So, what I did was this: Squirt some of the Bio-Clean on to a wash cloth and rub in on the shower door (about a 3 ft. section). No water at this point. Use the large, flat brush attached to the drill and go to town. Took only about a minute or two for this. When the product began to dry on the shower door, I wet the brush a little and went back over the area with the brush/drill. I rinsed the area off with the shower wand, squeegeed it and dried the area with a towel. This way you can see if you're doing any good or if you missed any spots. Then I repeated on another area, etc. until all clean. I am truly amazed and how these brushes made this horrible job not only much easier, but actually work. BTW, the Bio-Clean hard water spot remover isn't toxic and smells nice (kind of like Pepto Bismol). So, no respirators needed and no need to vacate the premises or even turn on any fans. I got it all over my hands and feet with NO problems. Comet may also work with the brushes/drill. I didn't actually try this, but Comet was my number two choice during my trial period of evaluating the 30-40 chemicals/approaches for cleaning. Note1 : The Bio-Clean product I bought came with two bottles; the hard water spot remover and a toilet bowl cleaner. It's the hard water spot remover that I used to clean my shower doors.

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These things worked wonders and for only a small price. Of course you have to have a drill but hey they really worked great and we didn’t have to use any of the normal nasty lung killing spray like usual. Only the tub of paste everyone raves about on here. We have a walk in shower stall that I have hated cleaning almost as much as the awful cast iron tub that was here before. Thought it was the tub but nope, most likely the hard water. The brush set took all the grime off that white stall like nothing. Love them. $9 was a steal. Now he’s in there trying it on the sink faucet. I usually have to soak cotton balls in vinegar to get the water stains off it. We shall see. Oh I almost forgot, you will need a little more arm strength than most to use these with a drill. Can be a little heavy after a bit.

Myer sends me an email every day asking me to review this product. So here goes. I ordered it to clean my pots and sheet pans from baked-on food that does not come off with regular scrubbing. Before I ordered the kit I asked other buyers ("the community") if they thought these brushes could do the job and those who answered said yes although they never tried it themselves. For the price, I thought I would give it a chance. These brushes DO NOT work to clean baked-on food from pots and pans. Doesn't make a dent on stuck on food. What DID work was hydrogen peroxide and baking soda. But these brushes are not particularly abrasive. I will keep them because they seem well made and they will clean things like tiled bathroom walls.

I'm that bachelor guy you know that goes a little too long in between cleaning the tub. I have arthritis in my hands and it can be a challenge for me to scrub things that really need a good scrubbing. These were great for me. My tub is glistening white again. It took several passes for me to get it that clean, but definitely helped vs doing it manually. I was concerned using a power drill scrubber might leave marks, but none are detected after really using these aggressively with the drill for a substantial amount of time. I also used it around my bathroom sink and counter. Same story. I used all three attachments and all three came in handy for different applications. Getting in small areas, curved areas and large flat surfaces. Would definitely recommend for the price.