Reveal Power Scrubber 18-Piece Kit, Cordless Electric Battery Powered Scrub Brush, Water Resistant, for Home/Kitchen/Bathroom/Grout/Tile/Shower/Tub

I’m really impressed with the Rubbermaid Reveal Power Brush! It’s powerful, easy to use, and makes cleaning so much faster and more effective. The brush head spins with great force, getting into all the nooks and crannies that are usually hard to reach. After using mine, I liked it so much that I bought two more for my daughters—they love them too! It’s a great tool for tackling tough grime on tiles, grout, sinks, and even outdoor surfaces. If you want a reliable, high-quality power brush that actually gets the job done, this is it. Highly recommend!

This saved my cleaning project! Super easy to use (already loaded with batteries) and has a lot of power for being so small and light. Works without a lot of elbow grease and the attachments are easy to switch out. The little nook and cranny tool was a lifesaver when trying to remove my shower’s seal. It helped peel off so we could re-grout. It’s a great buy for some power cleaning you could do every day.

I've been mainly using mine as a dish brush. It's made and designed well. I will say its a lot more fun doing the dishes with this. I don't have a dish washer so it helps me to blaze through a bunch of dishes, glasses and such. The regular dish brush isn't really designed for hard scrubbing, but the other included brushes can. I use the Dawn Powerwash a lot and this works great with it, allows me to not use as much as the brush allows one spray to be enough for a few dishes and 5 or so glasses. Takes 4 AA batteries that seem to last for a good while. I've had to replace the batteries that came with it but that's not surprising (they're cheap or old). I've been been using the fresh batteries for a few weeks and its still operating at full speed. It's a handy kit with a variety of brushes. The disk like scrubber is good for cleaning the sink and countertops/stove top, etc. It came with five replacements, not sure where to get more (or just cut disks from a scrubber sponge). Also has a grout brush. Could I live without it? Definitely. But I'm still glad I got it, though $30 is a bit much in my opinion.

This little brush is powerful and cleans our tiled shower really well. Use some shower tile cleaner, leave it a minute and then clean away. It’s great on hard to clean corners too. Love it!

Works great for cleaning stuff underwater on my aquarium. Handles complete submersion in saltwater just fine. The small point tip brush is great from cleaning pumps in the aquarium when it’s hard to remove them for service. It’s a little noisy but that is/should be expected for what it is. As far as maintenance i just rinse it with fresh water, and when I change the batteries I put a tiny little bit of plumbers grease on the o ring.

I saw peoples reviews of this saying it had little body hairs on it. When I opened my package, I had the same thought but realized it’s because it is packaged with the scrubber and microfiber pads. I’m pretty sure this is the little fibers people are seeing. That being said, this little scrubber isn’t worth the hype. The small grout head is nice, but the medium and large flat brushes do very little to aid in cleaning. My video you can see I’m barely putting any pressure on the brush and it stops spinning. I even changed the batteries to make sure it wasn’t that. This is my first time using it with fresh batteries, and this alone will not clean anything substantial. Little marks on my bathtub (from plunger after unclogging drain) would not be removed unless I used a little pressure, but then the brush would stop rotating… so basically it’s not much better than a regular scrub brush. Another tik tok rouse!

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.

Here are my immediate first reactions Comes in a no frills generic white box ( we save money) A name we should be aware of if we shop in budget stores Uses 2 AABattery ( love this because power should never be a problem with rechargeable battery’s being more affordable now more than ever ) Rubbermaid is a brand known to the majority of USA shoppers who have ever shopped in a budget friend,y store . I already felt strongly it would work I knew it would do at the least the bare minimum and the price point I paid for this . No instructions in my little generic box but it’s basic on and off red button and you can twist out the parts . You get a lot of different pads and buffer/ scouring pads but they really feel cheesy but they actually get the job done . I test drove mine in the guest bathroom . When you turn it on , unless your in a house that the normal is high noise this thing is loud ! But it feels weak like it’s not going to do much and truthfully it just barely got through the job after going over everything a few times . It wasn’t a one and done experience but again for the price point how dare I nit pick I’ll keep mine . It’s not the Tio of the line but it’s a climb in the right direction and my walket and back will thank me