The 9-in-1 Extendable Spin Scrubber does the scrubbing for you. The long handle reaches the shower floor and the high tiles, so both feet stay on the ground the whole time.
The shower floor. The grout. That mouldy corner up high you can't quite reach. Scrubbing by hand means kneeling on hard tiles, then climbing onto the wet edge of the bath to get the top. Your back and knees pay for it for days. And a cleaner charges you every single visit for a job you'd rather do yourself. Here are 7 reasons Aussies are handing the hard part to one simple tool.
The top of the shower, the glass, that corner near the ceiling. Extend the handle to about 1.3 m and clean it all from the floor. No chair. No wobbling on a wet bath edge.
Both feet on the floor
Stand up straight and let the long handle reach the shower floor, the bottom of the bath and behind the toilet. No getting down on your knees, no twisting, no struggling to get back up.
Stand tall
Press the button and the head spins about 450 times a minute. You just guide it. If arthritis, sore wrists or a weak grip make scrubbing hard work, this takes the pushing and pressing off your hands. Take the pole off and it becomes a handheld scrubber for the stovetop, sink and taps.
Easy on hands
Flat, dome, corner and pointed brushes, plus sponge and scouring pads. Grout, shower glass, tiles, the bath, the kitchen sink, the stovetop, even the laundry tub and the skirting boards.
One tool, whole house
The 2500mAh battery runs up to 90 minutes, enough for the whole bathroom and then some. A 5-level display on the handle shows how much charge is left, so it never cuts out halfway through. No cords to trip over, so you can do the shower, the toilet and the laundry in one go.
Totally cordless
Push a head on until it clicks and it stays put while it spins. Pull it off to swap. No screws, no velcro, no fiddly bits for sore fingers.
Swap in seconds
The spinning brush does the work, so a little water or mild soap is all you need, on the shower, the stovetop or the oven door. No stinging oven-cleaner fumes in a closed kitchen. At $99.99 it pays for itself after a couple of skipped cleaner visits.
Fewer chemicals
"I used to put off cleaning the shower because my back would ache every time I finished. Now I stay standing the whole time, and the rotating brush reaches the bottom of the shower, grout, and around the toilet with hardly any effort."
"I bought this mainly because I was tired of scrubbing my bathtub on my hands and knees. After one weekend of using it, my bathroom looked cleaner and I was not exhausted afterward."
"I used to ignore the upper shower walls because they were awkward to reach. The long handle makes cleaning them much easier without needing a stool."
You only pay for the scrubber. Every extra below is yours FREE in the kit.
One for you, and one to gift. The more you grab, the more you save.
If you're not happy with your scrubber for any reason within 30 days, send our Aussie support team a message and we'll arrange a full refund. Faulty unit? We'll sort it, no arguing.
Yes. On the strong setting the brush spins about 450 times a minute and lifts soap scum and grime that's hard to shift by hand. For stubborn spots, let the brush do the work instead of your arm.
That's who it's made for. You don't push or scrub, you just hold it against the surface and guide it. One button, and the heads click on with no force. It's a cleaning tool, not a medical device, but it takes the hard part off your hands.
It has 3 lengths: about 28 cm handheld for the sink and taps, about 1 m for the bath, and about 1.3 m fully extended for the floor and high tiles.
Up to 90 minutes per charge from the 2500mAh battery. It charges with the USB-C cable in about 3.5 hours, and a 5-level display shows how much charge is left.
Cheap versions cut corners on the motor and battery. This one is backed by our 30-day money-back guarantee, and if a unit is ever faulty our Aussie team will sort it out.
No. Push a head on until it clicks and it stays put. Pull it off to swap. All 9 heads fit the same way.
Any spinning brush can flick water if you run it fast in a puddle. Work top to bottom, use a little soap, and keep it on the gentle speed for glass. It's rated IPX5 splash-proof, just don't dunk the motor handle.
The motor handle, 2 stainless steel extension rods with connector, 9 brush heads and a USB-C charging cable. Everything you need to start the day it arrives.
Yes. Put their name and address in the delivery section at checkout and we'll ship it straight to them, free.
You're covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. We ship free from our Sydney and Melbourne warehouses within 24-48 hours, and orders arrive in 5-12 business days with tracking. Afterpay and Zip are available at checkout.
