Best Spin Scrubbers

The new and improved Homitt 360 brings the spin scrubbing game to a practically new level. Its long 21-inch extendable handle will let you scrub and clean hard-to-reach corners with no bending involved, which is particularly good for people who suffer from back pains and arthritis.

Using the corner scrubber head that comes with the package, you will be able to clean grout in otherwise inaccessible corners and tight places with very little effort involved. It will even let you effectively clean bicycle wheels.

The round bristle head, on the other hand, will work wonders as a concave cleaning brush for your bathtub and/or sink.

The usual flat brush head, as you would imagine, will prove perfect for cleaning flat surface areas like patio furniture or tile floor.

Sure, these things do not necessarily differ that much from the usual spin scrubber package. Where the difference comes from is, for the most part, the model's battery. It takes the usual amount of time to recharge (three and a half hours). However, it is able to last for 90 minutes on that single charge. With so much battery life, you'll have no issues cleaning the entire house in one fell swoop.

In other words, the new Homitt 360 spin scrubber does everything its predecessors used to do but better. The attachments are more practical and convenient. The battery is much better. The materials are more durable as well, including the smallest components like the hook for hang-up storage.

The folk at Ellesye advertise this electric scrubber as a convenient and powerful cleaning tool. And we couldn't argue with that even if we wanted to. Sure, in terms of power, the model doesn't necessarily stand out from the rest of the crowd, with 600 rpm in the empty rotation mode and from 280 to 300 through normal use.

But it isn't just power that defines these electric spin scrubbers. The "electric" part stems from the battery and the latter is where the model shines the most. Just the fact that it takes no more than 3 hours to recharge is impressive in its own right. But, once it is fully charged, the model is capable of delivering about 70 minutes of uptime. Since most scrubbers offer somewhere between 30 and 50 minutes, 70 is the kind of number that doesn't just allow the model to edge out the competition but to knock them out of the park.

The "convenient" part stems from a couple of things. First, the spin scrubber comes equipped with a hook at the bottom of the handle that adds the ability to hang the scrubber up to the storage options. The usual number of extra brushes is also there. The wide flat brush will prove its worth with surfaces like shower ceramic tile ground and floor-to-ceiling window. The round brush is more effective when it comes to keeping sinks and bathtubs clean. And the pointed brush, also known as the corner scrubber head, is the brush that will allow you to reach corners and work around narrow spaces.

Despite the fact that there usually isn't that much of a difference between these devices, the electric spin scrubber from Ellesye easily stands out from the rest of the competition. The durable battery alone makes it worth your money and the additional storage options add a nice little cherry on top of this cake.

The Fannel 360 is a really good all-around product. Its biggest selling point, as far as we're concerned, is the fully waterproof housing. You'll be able to use the model indoors as well as outdoors. In addition to the usual application list, including but not limited to different curves, tile, toilets, bathtub, sink bowls, door slots, shower windows, the scrubber will just as well let you clean car tires and mags.

The extension handle is another detail that really elevates the product's worth. Connect the main body and the brush head without that handle and you'll be able to effectively clean your bathtub, sink, different corners and tight places. You'll have no issues cleaning bicycle wheels like that too. Add the extension handle to that equation and the model will prove perfect for cleaning floors, doors, windows, and other high places.

With the long extension handle, you'll be able to save your time and labor. You won't have to stretch, squat, or bend.

As far as the model's downsides are concerned, there are two little details that we weren't impressed with. First, the battery lasts for 50 minutes tops, which isn't bad but not necessarily impressive either. There's no hook for hang-up storage too. Again, not a huge issue but something that the manufacturers will hopefully add to newer models.

In short, the Fannel 360 isn't always as overall practical as most best-selling scrubbers on the market right now but the model is a lot more versatile. The product incorporates three detachable parts, making installation and storage particularly convenient. Plus, considering its overall functionality and performance, the price is really nice too.

A few things make the cordless shower scrubber from Homitt one of the best selling devices on this specific market. First, despite the fact that it offers as much power as the majority of decent scrubbers, boasting 600 rotations per minute in the empty rotation scenario and between 280 and 300 in normal use, the amount of noise it produces doesn't reach higher than 70db and 80db respectively. Aside from the relatively quiet operation, the best part about this model is easily its battery. Where most of these scrubbers take about 5 hours to fully recharge and do not deliver more than 40 minutes of operation, the model shortens the former period of time to 3 and a half hours while delivering up to 50 minutes of continuous use.

Other than that, the product in question is a relatively standard shower spin scrubber. The brush head doesn't easily fall victim to mildew, making the device perfectly suitable for long-lasting performance. The sealed design of the entire thing makes the scrubber impervious to splashes of water, so you'll be able to use it under wet conditions. Along with the model itself, you will receive 4 additional brush heads. Paired with the adjustable brush handle and an extension arm, the brushes will be able to reach between tiles, cover every corner and track, and virtually mold into the bathroom's cracks and crevices.

In conclusion, the Homitt HT-SS01 may not seem that much different from your usual motorized, battery-operated spin scrubber. But the model's quiet operation and exceptional battery allow it to edge out the competition, making it one of the best selling scrubbers on the market.

Clorox Scrubtastic is a bit of a different option compared to the majority of these scrubbers and we mean that in a perfectly good way. Sure, it has its flaws, like the fact that the battery only lasts for about half an hour or the fact that the flat brush that comes with the package isn't quite as wide as the one you'd normally get out of this type of deal.

But these flaws aren't as big or even relevant as you might think. Though it offers a shorter maximum uptime, the model takes only two and a half hours to recharge, so the relatively limited amount of continuous operation time is understandable. And what the scrubber lacks in flat brush department, the device more than makes up for it with a powerful motor. 

Where most scrubbers do not offer more than 300 rpm during normal use, the model is able to deliver up to 350 rotations per minute. That kind of power makes it a far more effective cleaning tool, capable of easily scrubbing away the tougher stains and the more stubborn dirt. And considering the extension arm and the adjustable angle of the handle, the device is perfectly suitable for reaching and cleaning areas like ceilings or even air conditioning vents, something that you can't say about the majority of spin scrubbers.

All things considered, we would recommend the Clorox Scrubtastic spin scrubber to those individuals who do not like to waste every day of their life on cleaning. Considering the device's power, you'll be able to take a day or two off and handle the seemingly tough dirt and stubborn stains with effortless ease.