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We were looking for a way to clear grout between tiles. We tried every liquid grout cleaner with no real success. Next we turned to steam cleaning devices to clean the grout, again with no success. We ordered the drill brush and spread a thin film of Dawn dish cleaning soap on the grout. Using the drill brush in an electric drill and a tiny bit of water the brush cleaned the grout with only three slow passes over the grout with great success. We then rinsed the grout and let a fan blow air over the grout for 72 hours before sealing the grout three times with an hour to dry between seals. The results look like it did twenty-three years ago. It is a bit of work especially for two nearly 80 year olds, but it has been worth it.

If you want to take your cleaning game to the next level, this Drillbrush kit is a total game-changer! 🎯 The three different brush heads tackle everything — from furniture and carpets to shower doors and grout — making every surface spotless without the elbow grease 💥🛋️🚿. Attaching these brushes to my drill was super simple, and the power scrubber does the hard work for me. It saves so much time and effort, plus the brushes feel durable and well-made. Whether you’re deep-cleaning your home or sprucing up your car’s interior, this kit has you covered. Highly recommend for anyone looking to clean smarter, not harder! 🧹🔥

BOTTOM LINE: Works as advertised. Easy to use. Cleans in a flash. 2 negatives: you have to be careful not to bump the tub with the base of the brush or you could leave black spin marks that are a pain to go back and clean off, and you will be best served to be IN the shower/tub with the curtain closed as much as possible, as the bristles will fling water/soap EVERYWHERE if you don't. LOL. Still this Drill Brush was very much worth it, IMHO, because it cut down the cleaning in half, if not more. That sold me on this clever little doodad. 4 STARS THOUGHTS: Was pretty skeptical when I came across this while surfing Amazon. But one thing I definitely hate is cleaning the shower. There's really no way to make this job fun, or even mildly interesting. It is the definition of the word 'chore' LOL. So any chance to speed that process up without sacrificing the end results was worth a try, in my eyes. The tool came packed in a simple box and it snapped right into my Black & Decker drill driver. I also tried it in a standard cordless drill and it snugged up in the keyless chuck with no problems and did not come loose during the job. Unless you've used one of these before there's a learning curve until you get the hang of it. I sprayed the entire shower, tub, walls & fixtures with Scrubbing Bubble mega spray, emptying the entire can. I let it soak for just a few minutes and then went to work... The task went surprisingly quick. I was amazed at how quickly it zipped around, leaving squeaky clean surfaces in its wake. I was able to do the entire job in less than 10 minutes. With practice I would expect to be able to shorten that time by at least a few minutes' more. Only two things that kept me from giving this a full 5 STAR rating: the black plastic disk which holds the bristles for the large flat brush sticks out farther than the bristles, so you have to BE CAREFUL around corners and when angling it to get into nooks and crannies. Otherwise it will rub the base onto the surface being cleaned, and if you're not paying attention it could permanently damage softer resin/plastic showers tubs and stall walls. I purchased a rounded end brush and that will be used for all angled clean up form now on. Second thing is inherent in the design, which is that this is essentially a big spinning bristle brush full of water and soap. If you aren't thinking ahead and just lean over the tub and start cleaning you could well end up with splatters of your efforts all over the bathroom. LOL. It's best to wear shorts & a t-shirt you don't care about and get into the tub and close the door/curtain, to contain the spinning spatter the Drill Brush creates during use. That is, of course, unless you happen to enjoy additional time-consuming (and, in this case, avoidable) bathroom clean-up work. ;-) I am very pleased with this product. I don't claim that the Drill Brush will perfectly clean any & all surfaces, especially tubs that endure water with heavy-staining high iron content, or are ones that are so old/neglected that you need a machete to chop out the cattails before you can get in. But in my experience it sped up & simplified a chore that I absolutely cannot stand, and that's reason enough for me to recommend it 100%!

I saw this advertised and thought I would give it a try because I’ve had some successes (and seen some terrible products) with gizmos on Amazon. This one is clearly a five star gizmo. Several years ago I had some health issues and I stopped cleaning my kids bathroom. Apparently I taught them how to clean a toilet, sink, mirrors, and floor well but neglected to teach them how to clean the bathtub. They were old enough to shower on their own and I didn’t use that bathroom and didn’t really see the tub. Fast forward several years and we had lots of hard water build up plus the tub just looked dingy. I tried using the steamer to clean it. It helped, but not a lot. I tried several cleaners, including a cleaner called THE PINK STUFF, and it helped the most but took a lot of effort (elbow grease) to use. Then when I ordered this, I thought I’d give it a try. It didn’t work super great by itself but combined with THE PINK STUFF, it worked miracles. My kids bathtub was finally perfectly white! (After about an hour of cleaning it with pink stuff and the drill). I did have to go and put safety goggles on though because it splattered. And my drill got quite dirty (but it cleaned up just fine). I loved the different tips and used all the attachments to reach all the corners and drains. I then used the combination on my white kitchen sink. (Raise the blinds first so you don’t splatter on them. A window is much easier to clean than blinds). It got rid of all the scuffs and marks from pots and pans that I used to have to scrub with a pumice stone. I now use the drill plus the pink stuff a few times a month to clean my kitchen sink and it is so pretty!!!! I’ve tried using comet instead of the pink stuff. It works — but not as well. I have to make a paste out of it and make sure it doesn’t get too dry. It’s been tricky to find the right amount of water to use. Not enough water and the brushes are too dry and dont clean. Too much water and it sprays everywhere. But after trial and error I’ve gotten better. A friend recently reached out requesting some help cleaning. I volunteered to clean her bathtub (because i knew i had the super tools). The photos included in this post are of her bathtub. (I didn’t take before photos of mine own bathtub because I didn’t know how awesome it would work). I used about 1/3 of a container of THE PINK STUFF, and it took me under an hour. I did have to swap out my drill battery a few times because it eats up the battery. My friend told me that their tub is cleaner that when they moved into the house many years ago and wanted to know what I used. So this review is for my friend — and everyone else like me who just needs a secret weapon to get their tub clean!

Worked as advertised, great!

I have an old 1960's bathroom with no vents and a lot of tiles, so my poor old tub has gray and orange stains along the tub and wall and it grows mold easily. I was really hoping this thing would make my tub shiny and white like pictures in other people's reviews and I got mixed results. It definitely blew off built on mildew and crud. However, it didn't do a whole lot for the stains. I paired it with spray on Krud Kutter as well as Bar Keeper's Friend abrasive powder with no significant results. Also, it wore me out because the drill I used was heavy and put strain on my wrist, plus in order to get some results, I had to really apply pressure. And I felt like running the drill too slowly didn't do anything, so I put the drill at full speed and then it took a lot of strength to control my drill and move it where I wanted it to go. And everywhere in between was the same - either not enough or too much power. So I don't know about all that, but I definitely worked up a sweat. Another thing was the brush bristles wore down after one use. I got the yellow ones and first used the large flat brush but after no results, I switched to the big oblong brush which worked much better but now all the bristles at the tip are smashed down. After a while I just quit. It was too much work and too much hassle for pretty much the same results as using Bar Keeper's Friend with a cheap green scrub pad. The whole point of getting this product was to achieve amazing results with the same amount of labor (or less) or the same results as a regular scrub with little effort, and I didn't get that. What can I say? I mean, it works, especially if what you're looking to remove is built on grease and dirt. It might work to polish out old stains as well if you're physically strong and willing to put in a bunch of elbow grease. I just wasn't that impressed with it compared to traditional cleaning methods.

I remember talking to someone a few years ago and lamenting that nobody had invented a drill-scrub brush for bathrooms...and then last year I basically decided that "SOMEONE has to have done that!" and searched on Amazon until I found these. My good gravy, where have these things been all my life? When I got them I was suspicious of: 1. Functionality. 2. Quality. 3. Durability. I can definitely say that I'm sold on Drillbrush on all three fronts. 1. Functionality is as simple as adding a drill bit. If you have a cordless drill and are strong enough to hold one up for 30 seconds, then it's that simple. I use them in the bathroom for cleaning soap scum off my shower and mildew off my heavy vinyl shower curtain, and they're GREAT for that. I DON'T recommend these brushes for removing hangnails, unwanted tattoos, hummus off an ascot, or anything else. Since this is the internet (the nexus of idiocy on earth), I figure I had to say it. 2. The quality I get out of them is great. I first remove my shower curtain inner liner and anti-slip mat from my tub, all mildewy and slimy (like a kiss from that one weird aunt when you were a kid). I put around 4 inches of hot water and bleach in the tub, then I let the curtain liner and mat soak in the bleach for around 3 minutes. Then I hold the anti slip mat up against the bath wall and give it a few passes around the perimeter and inside with the Drillbrush, and watch the mildew get blasted off. Then same with the liner, rinse them both with my shower wand and hang them both up to dry. After that, I give the shower a coating of Tilex (or whatever your scum remover is) and let it sit for 3 minutes, then give the whole shower a once over with the drill brush, giving a little extra time in corners and around the drain, and it's done. I can do all that in around 15 minutes, including soak time, and it's sparkling clean. No sore arms/back from scrubbing and you don't even need to apply much pressure to the brush; just let it sit and do extra work in stained areas (and maybe directly bleach or spray that area and give it 5-10 minutes to soak). 3. The durability is great. I've used my brushes multiple times and I have't yet lost a bristle or noticed the bristles bending and becoming weathered. The motion of the bristles means that you get the most cleaning power on the outside edge and you also don't need to lean on them, but rather apply over a few seconds of light pressure. I think some reviewers don't get how these things work...but then again some reviewers apparently don't know what the word "review" means. Drillbrush brushes are well built and hold up to repeated use. For the price, I think you're crazy if you are cleaning multiple bathrooms and NOT using a Drillbrush. It's a huge energy and time saver, and if you have three or more bathrooms, you just spray them in order and by the time you're at the last one, the first one has soaked enough that you can just run through the house with your Drillbrush spinning like a lunatic while pretending to smoke a carrot. I will be using these for the rest of my life...and if I ever come back from the grave to haunt anyone, I'll definitely only haunt people that don't use a Drillbrush.

This product made cleaning my bathroom a breeze. It’s especially effective when cleaning the bathtub. Highly recommend.

Great items, as described, great price, good p&p, speedy del, use for a multipurpose of things to clean and in half the time. Great seller, will recommend and use again. Thanks.

While it did not recommend for carpet use, I tested it and it worked great. Much better than a purpose built carpet shampoo to get some marks out of the carpet

Works very well. I attached this to my portable Black & Decker eletric screwdriver. The yellow/black version that I bought, the bristles are a bit hard. So it it good for tiles and grout. However, maybe not the best for a tub. Because as you press down into it while spinning, you have to hold the screw driver securely in your hands. Since the harder bristles will move your position. But, this is definitely better than using your hands to scrub. Your hands will never be able to simulate the revolutions per minute like an electric brush. Which is perfect for tile grout in your bathtub. I was able to finally do a deep cleaning of all the grout lines, just holding the brush at an angle and let it do its job. If you did this by hand, your hands would have fallen off by now LOL. Hmmm.. maybe I'll try this on my Borsch drill ?? Anyways, good product, works excellent, will buy again.

I already had the Machine so this product was perfect for me and works well. Good quality as well.

Don't purchase it , it doesn't work on any stains.