Holikme 6Pack Drill Brush Power Scrubber Cleaning Brush Extended Long Attachment Set All Purpose Drill Scrub Brushes Kit for Grout, Floor, Tub, Shower, Tile, Bathroom and Kitchen Surface，Yellow

I love this drill brush set — it’s been a total game changer for cleaning around the house. The different brush heads tackle grout, tubs, tiles, and floors with ease. My husband even borrows it to clean the wheels on our vehicles! The long attachments make reaching tight spots simple, and the brushes hold up well after repeated use. Great value and so much more effective than scrubbing by hand. Highly recommend if you want to save time and effort on tough cleaning jobs.

Does amazing, I was able to clean seats much quicker with these, saved me literal hours of work. Seem pretty rugged too, varying sizes and designs to get all the details

Good set of brushes. I used this to power clean my cabinets and kitchen walls. I just used my power drill and some simple green solution. My wife noticed the difference when she woke up and was very happy. I'm not sure how long they will last though, so I might buy another set or two since they are very affordable and not too large.

We ordered this several months ago and just now got around to using it. Boy shame on us for waiting. It works very well. This kit beats the heck out of scrubbing tile, showers, sinks, even the stainless racks that sit inside the sink. Note that on the outside of the box, it lists a number of different brush colors for different applications. This would seem to indicate different stiffness but the only brushes in this kit were yellow, but the different sizes and shapes made it easy to get into grout lines, corners, around fittings etc. The brushes did not scratch the surface, and while if I got too close with the brush body (not the bristles) it did mark on the tile and porcelain but the 'scuff' wiped right off. My wife said "shame on us for waiting this long to try it, this is great!!"

These easily fit on the drill and have not scratched any surfaces. Easy to put onto the drill. I would love to see the shafts longer without having to put the adaptor piece on (that makes them awkward and too long) to be able to easily get around shower handles and such. The bristles bent out of shape after the first use. I got the soft bristles that were recommended for the shower. The brushes work great of flat surfaces, but not as well in crevices' and tight areas due to the short distance from the drill--the reason I got them. Do we use them: yes, could they be better: yes.

Used these to remove the dog hair from the carpet in my truck. I wasn't really sure with what to expect, but these definitely worked well for what I needed them to do. It was able to remove almost all of the years worth of dog hair stuck in the carpet and upholstery. They are super durable as well, so I have no question that they'll last numerous cleanings.

Ok, I hate to admit it, but sometimes the tub doesn't get cleaned as often as we'd like.It's difficult. The soap scum is tenacious. Not sure why. Some combination of the soap we use, the hardness of the water. I don't really know. But that stuff should be studied by scientist for use as a construction material!My wife has back problems so she just can't get in the tub and apply the pressure necessary to clean it. So the job is mine. I dreaded doing it. 30-45 minutes in a tiled tub / shower with a brush, a scouring pad, boiling hot water and scouring powder. That is what it was like before.I was excited to see the product and bought on the slim hope of reprieve. It worked just as advertised!I set up with a plastic pitcher of very hot water and some scouring powder. I started with the extension attached but found that it wobbled too much. So I just used the short stem that it is already attached to.It tore through it like crazy. It was almost fun to watch the scum scrubbed away!Yes it took some pressure, not a ton though. I think the average lady could manage it too. But after a few minutes of working out a efficient approach I chewed through the task in 10 minutes!I'm not sure if a battery powered drill would suffice for a tough cleaning. I think it likely would. But I used a corded one. I was just extra careful about the small amount of water I was using, and making sue the extension connection was always outside of the tub area. All of that turned out to be a non-issue for me as the drill's native cord was sufficiently long anyway.Our tub has never been cleaner! And it's just so easy to do now that as soon as it even starts to get noticeable build up, I whip out and knock it back. And that only takes about 2 minutes of in the tub work.As I said, the most time saving device I own.

Easy to use and works well!