RubbermaidReveal Power Scrubber with Multi-Purpose & Grout Head, Cordless Electric Battery Powered Scrub Brush, Water Resistant, for Home/Kitchen/Bathroom/Grout/Tile/Shower/Tub

Love this Rubbermaid reveal scrubber. Some people say it loses power if you put pressure on it.. But you don't have to use a lot of pressure on it.. I used in on my shower and while my shower is old and the grout is never going to look great It came out as well as it does when I scrub with a brush and double the time and energy. Also have used it around faucets and it worked well. What I'm really thrilled about is the glass top on my fairly new stove.. No matter how careful I am there is always burnt on stuff or what looks like water marks esp. on the large burner. Even with stove top cleaner I have to work a lot harder than I'd like to get it all off. I used one of the blue pads with the scrubber and a little stove top cleaner and in 2 minutes my burner was totally clean of some left on marks I gave up on from the last cleaning! I'm buying another set to keep in the kitchen as soon as I'm done writing this. I'm doing a big clean so I'm sure I'll find plenty more uses.The batteries that came with it seem to be lasting well, and It seems to me to be very well made and not cheap at all. I got the 18 piece kit and the brushes are getting in a lot of small spaces. I agree with others that it would be nice if it came with a storage bag, but then it would be more expensive.. I'm sure I have some large cosmetic bags or even a mesh type beach case around here some place that will work just fine. I'm hoping it will work for a good amount of time, but even if it lasts a year I'll have my moneys worth.. I'll update if it should stop working, but I'm not really thinking that will happen because this little tool really appears to be good quality which is hard to find these days.

I bought one a couple of years ago for the bathroom. Liked so much I bought another for the upstairs bathroom. Now just purchased one for the kitchen. Getting a little older now this just makes clean-up much easier. I just keep next to sink, for grab and go quick clean-up and store the extra heads in the cabinet for when I get into it on the cleaning. I use rechargeable batteries in them with no problem. Puts out a bit of muscle for you. Particularly nice when you are when you are tired or in a hurry. Rubber handle is easy to grip when hands are wet. The different heads are good for different cleaning needs. Easy to keep things looking nice.with hardly any bother. Well made and durable. This is a winner. Thanks Rubbermaid. Appreciate making my life a little easier. Yea, if you are considering, my two cents is just get it. You'll be glad.

Ok, so I used a decibel meter and measured the decibel level for each attachment. But just keep in mind that these measurements aren't exact, because the readings always have a little bit of fluctuation to them. And so, I'd say that they should at least be within two decibels or so. Also, I realized that it was the attachments that were making it so loud, because I turned it on without any attachments on it and it was pretty quiet. But anyway, here are the readings that I got.-- 70 dB (no attachment)-- 80 dB (XL brush)-- 84 dB (large/medium brush)-- 89 dB (small white brush)-- 87 dB (small red crevice brush)-- 85 dB (Velcro head brush)So there you have it. Not a deal breaker for me, but I still at least would have liked to have known about how loud it is before I ordered it. Another thing that I don't like is that it doesn't come with any kind of case to store everything in. And the only case that I can find out there that's meant for this power scrubber, isn't even close to big enough to store all of the attachments in it. But that's not that big of a deal. It shouldn't be too hard to find something to store everything in.Now, they say that, "The switch gives you the ability to switch between a pulse and a continuous setting." ...No it doesn't. Unless I'm missing something or something. Because if it did, I don't think that it would be that hard to figure out. Unless by "pulse" they mean, to turn the switch on and off rapidly while you're cleaning, lol. Aw jeez...So how does it stack up against the competition? Well, as far as comparing it with others that are in the same price range? It's probably among the best that you can get, if not, THE best. But that's where it ends. If you're willing to throw down like a hundred bucks, you can get a substantially better power scrubber. And if you're willing to do that, then you should go check out the Dremel Versa Cleaning Tool, and the two HOTO Electric Spin Scrubbers. There's the old one with the long handle that can also be a handheld scrubber, and then there's a newer one that is just a handheld scrubber that has different attachments.

These things are fabulous! I've owned the original model for years. But when I saw this version with all the attachments I bought one for myself and one. for a friend who had admired mine. This does a great good in the kitchen. I have never used on grout so can not comment on that. I tend to use grout that is deeply colored so I don't have to deal with stains and never, ever use white grout. That is just nuts IMO.I've owned the original model fro probably about 5 years and never had any issues with it. In fact I'm not sure if I ever had to change the batteries. I have large hands for a women and the handle is long enough for me which is typically not the case with knives and such. I think it is fairly light weight so one doesn't get hand fatigue on longer projects. Easy to use and very easy to change out attachments. A great additional to one's kitchen arsenal.

Absolutely love the smallness of this gadget! I have a large one that is a bit heavy and too long. This handheld brush is super easy to use and my arms don't get tired of holding it. There are many attachments that come with it, so it makes cleaning our shower and sink areas easier. There are different brush sizes to fit the different areas of our shower and sinks. It's easy to grip and the speed of the brush makes it effective to ensure we clean every inch.