Revolver Drill Brush Power Scrubbing Drill Attachment Multi-Purpose Cleaning Tool
Key features
- •Heavy Duty Nylon Bristles Create The Best Power Brushing Action
- •Galvanized Steel (7mm - 5/16") Chuck Style Shaft Fits MOST Power Drills
- •Shaft Is Machined And Recessed Into Durable Plastic Base For "No Spin Out" Action
- •The Sturdy 2" Long Nylon Bristles Expand To A 4.5" Diameter When In Use
- •Spin & Brush Away Dirt And Grime On Tires, Rims, Carpet, Floor Mats, Upholstery, Boats, Trucks, Walls, Floors, Tile, And More!
Revolver Drill Brush Power Scrubbing Drill Attachment Multi-Purpose Cleaning Tool
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Customer Reviews
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Buy it and your teens will clean!
Carrie Rogers•February 1, 2018
My 15 year old saw me getting out the cordless drill and had to see what I was doing. Continued to follow me even after I said I was going to clean the bathrooms. Then had to see how it worked. Then proceeded to clean both bathroom's bathtubs and showers.
Worth every penny.
And it actually does work really well. We sprayed down the shower with cleaner after someone had just showered and let it sit a couple minutes. Dirt and soap scum scrubbed away with only the effort of holding the drill. If you don't fit the brush perfectly in the chuck, it can feel slightly wonky from being off centered.
We've only used it on the two tubs and showers, plus the bathroom tile counters, sink and faucets but it feels sturdy and I think it'll hold up. And seriously, the kids actually discussed who was going to use it next. 😀
Worth every penny.
And it actually does work really well. We sprayed down the shower with cleaner after someone had just showered and let it sit a couple minutes. Dirt and soap scum scrubbed away with only the effort of holding the drill. If you don't fit the brush perfectly in the chuck, it can feel slightly wonky from being off centered.
We've only used it on the two tubs and showers, plus the bathroom tile counters, sink and faucets but it feels sturdy and I think it'll hold up. And seriously, the kids actually discussed who was going to use it next. 😀
Good product, unfortunately doesn't fit my cordless drill -- but works great in an adjustable corded drill.
Ramze•January 28, 2018
Well made. I gave 4/5 stars because my cordless drill is made for a snap-in type bit and this is a bit thicker w/ no snap, so I've only used it with a plugged in adjustable drill. I don't see any easy way to convert to a snap-type... so, I may have to get a different cordless drill to really use this to its full potential. (I don't much like the idea of using a corded drill and electrocuting myself with soapy water)
All-in-all, a great product, just be wary that the metal portion to fit your drill is pretty thick -- not necessarily a bad thing as it'll hold up well... but just something to keep in mind
All-in-all, a great product, just be wary that the metal portion to fit your drill is pretty thick -- not necessarily a bad thing as it'll hold up well... but just something to keep in mind
REVOLVER VERSUS ROTO SCRUB
Jon•January 23, 2018
Bristles were stiff and didn't bend or fatigue. I like this cause you can get into the grout lines without having to hold sideways like I do with the rotoscrub Brillo attachment (sideways always wears down the bearing in your drill as it's made for direct axial force only). Also compared to the rotoscrub attachment even the coarser one I have it did just as good at being abrasive but still soft enough I used it on the bottom of the cabinets without noticeable scratching. And the rotoscrub one started shedding with the same amount of force but doing less damage to the dirt. The rotoscrub would be better for some flat surfaces however, this review is for tile (rotoscrub meaning the abrasive scotch brite like pads. Not the bristle version which probably is identical to this).
Great addition to the my cleaning supplies!
pfictionfan4life•May 23, 2017
I used a bath bomb that stained my old porous tub. Scrubbing with bleach, cleaners, and all sorts of stiff brushes didn't help get the ring out of the white tub......
THIS THING ROCKS! I sprayed the stains with some CLR and water... let it sit.... and went to down with this drill brush! POOF GONE!
My toilet also has had a stain ring around it since I moved in 5 years ago. I flushed and cleaned the bowl and then added cleaner again and used this brush and BAM THEY ARE GONE! My bathroom is so pristine now it's incredible. I'm so glad I found this brush woohoo!
THIS THING ROCKS! I sprayed the stains with some CLR and water... let it sit.... and went to down with this drill brush! POOF GONE!
My toilet also has had a stain ring around it since I moved in 5 years ago. I flushed and cleaned the bowl and then added cleaner again and used this brush and BAM THEY ARE GONE! My bathroom is so pristine now it's incredible. I'm so glad I found this brush woohoo!
Great addition to the my cleaning supplies!
pfictionfan4life•May 23, 2017
I used a bath bomb that stained my old porous tub. Scrubbing with bleach, cleaners, and all sorts of stiff brushes didn't help get the ring out of the white tub......
THIS THING ROCKS! I sprayed the stains with some CLR and water... let it sit.... and went to down with this drill brush! POOF GONE!
My toilet also has had a stain ring around it since I moved in 5 years ago. I flushed and cleaned the bowl and then added cleaner again and used this brush and BAM THEY ARE GONE! My bathroom is so pristine now it's incredible. I'm so glad I found this brush woohoo!
THIS THING ROCKS! I sprayed the stains with some CLR and water... let it sit.... and went to down with this drill brush! POOF GONE!
My toilet also has had a stain ring around it since I moved in 5 years ago. I flushed and cleaned the bowl and then added cleaner again and used this brush and BAM THEY ARE GONE! My bathroom is so pristine now it's incredible. I'm so glad I found this brush woohoo!
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