MR.SIGA Heavy Duty Grout Scrub Brush with Long Handle, Shower Floor Scrubber for Cleaning, Tile Scrub Brush with Stiff Bristles

This is the best tile brush I have ever used. The bristles are thick, its long handle makes scrubbing easier and it’s very sturdy.

The brush was easy to put together. The head swivels, which I like and I have other cleaning tools that swivel as well. It is not a fixed head, which is good when you need to get into tight places at different angles.The unit was completely sturdy. No breaks, no missing pieces. I had no problem whatsoever with the way it was made and the way it was put together.Be aware that this is a very stiff brush. The bristles feel like metal, so don't use it on surfaces that can scratch. If you do want to use it on painted surfaces, like baseboards, try wrapping it in a microfiber cloth to clean. Then test in a hidden area first to make sure the bristles don't go through the microfiber and scratch up the paint.I have both ceramic and porcelain tile in my bathroom and the white grout has been looking pretty sad for a while, despite cleaning one-by-one with bleach and magic erasers every few weeks. It used to take hours to clean the tiles and all of the grout between the tiles. When done, some of them looked better and some didn't.I filled up a bucket with hot water and added some Dawn Powerwash spray, which is a great grease-cutting detergent with added alcohol (probably isopropyl). If you don't have that product, add some good grease-cutting dish soap and with a bit of isopropyl alcohol, which is very cheap. There are "recipes" online that you can use for measurements.Then I dipped the brush in and started working it up and down the shower walls, focusing as much as possible on the grout lines. I did a quick wipe with a damp microfiber cloth to make sure the scum was completely gone off of the tiles. If I could still feel soap scum in those spaces where it tends to collect, I went over it again.Then I rinsed the walls by aiming the showerhead at them as much as possible. If you didn't overdo the soap, a quick wipe with damp microfiber should do the trick. Or, let it air dry and see how it turns out. If it's streaky, just go over with a damp microfiber, rinsing occasionally.For the shower floor, I sprinkled Comet with bleach on the damp shower floor, because it's tougher to get the white floor to look clean. Then I let it sit for while and took a break. When I returned, I wet the floor, then scrubbed with the brush and rinsed. No more hands and knees! Yay!After everything was rinsed and dried, this was the cleanest my shower looked in a long time. It took less time, which meant I could focus more effort on cleaning the fixtures and the bottles of body wash and shampoo. It all came together beautifully. It was clean, fresh, and shining after it was done.I almost can't wait for the next cleaning. :-) Ok, that might be a bit of an exaggeration, but I don't hate it as much as previously.I let the brush dry completely and took it apart and stored it back in the box. It takes up very little room and I don't have a lot of storage space for full-sized cleaning implements. Putting it back in the box and then into the closet worked well for me.

I bought this brush to clean my outdoor shower and it works pretty well. The handle is long enough that I don’t have to bend too much and is adjustable. Bristles are stiff and the head is flexible. I would have preferred the head to not move, but that’s probably just me.

This is an extremely high quality broom. I use it on porcelain tile, carpet, the kitchen floor, the bathroom floor, the patio, anywhere that needs cleaning. It has not damaged any surface. You can use it under tables with the swivel head. It is an affordable major step up in in deep cleaning.

Who loves to clean grout? Not me. It's grueling. But, this makes it so much easier. Spray cleaner on the floor, wait, then uses this brush--standing up!--and it's clean. No back breaking hands and knees cleaning. Worth the money.

I just used this with an acid product. Scrubbing with a long handle did not put pressure on my back. I loved the swivel brush head to get into smaller spaces

It’s alright; Doesn’t do much for flat surfaces, really only works well for grout & corners.

I saw this on a You Tube channel. Couldn’t really tell if it would work for me. It does!! The brush is nice and sturdy and can get into corners with ease. Handle length is just right.