Electric Cleaning Brush – Cordless Electric Spin Scrubber with 9 Replaceable Brush Heads, Long Extending Handle & Adjustable Speed for Bathroom, Kitchen, Glass & Car

• Reaches from 14 to 53.5 inches: most electric scrubbers are handheld only, which leaves you on your knees for shower floors and skirting. This one extends, so the awkward positions largely disappear — that is the difference between a gadget and a tool you keep using.
• The pole is removable: take it off for a compact handheld unit for sinks, taps and car wheels; put it back on for floors and windows.
• Two working speeds: 400 RPM for routine cleaning, 500 RPM for set-in grime — switched by a long press, with no menus or dials.
• Cordless, with a battery display: no socket-hunting and no extension lead in a wet bathroom, and you can see the charge left before you start rather than halfway through.
• Nine heads, one motor: flat, round and corner brushes cover tile, grout, glass, taps, stovetops, grills and alloy wheels, so one tool replaces a drawer of separate brushes — and a worn head is swapped rather than the whole unit replaced.

• Type: cordless electric spin scrubber / cleaning brush
• Speeds: 400 RPM standard, 500 RPM deep-scrub — long-press to switch
• Handle: telescopic, adjustable from 14 to 53.5 inches; extension rod fully removable
• Battery: 4000 mAh rechargeable, with charge-level display
• Charge time: approximately 4 hours
• Stated runtime: up to 150–180 minutes per full charge (manufacturer figure, at standard speed)
• Brush heads: 9 replaceable heads for flat surfaces, corners and edges
• Suitable for: bathroom tiles and bathtubs, grout lines, sinks, taps, kitchen surfaces, stovetops, grills, windows, glass and car wheels

• 1 × electric cleaning brush handle unit
• 1 × telescopic extension rod
• 9 × replaceable brush heads
• 1 × charger
• 1 × wall hook
• 1 × user manual

A word on what it is and is not. This is a powered scrubber, not a wet vacuum or a mop — it agitates and lifts dirt, and you still wipe or rinse the surface afterwards. It spins rather than blasts, so genuinely baked-on burnt residue may still need a soak first. And while the heads and brushes are made to work wet, the motor housing and battery are not waterproof — never submerge the handle or hold it under running water. The quoted runtime is the manufacturer's figure at the standard speed; expect less on continuous deep-scrub.

• Read the user manual before first use.
• Do not submerge the handle, motor housing or battery in water, and do not clean it under a running tap. Wipe the body with a damp cloth only.
• Charge only with the supplied charger, in a dry area away from the bathroom.
• Keep hair, loose clothing and fingers away from the rotating brush head while it is running.
• Switch off and let the brush stop completely before changing heads.
• Test on a small hidden area first on delicate finishes — polished stone, coated glass, painted or lacquered surfaces and soft plastics can mark under a spinning brush.
• Keep out of reach of children. This is not a toy.
• Store in a dry place and do not leave it standing in water.

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