Gray spin scrubber resting on the edge of a clean white bathroom vanity next to a folded towel and a small plant
Gray cordless spin scrubber with a white bristle head
Gray cordless spin scrubber with a white bristle head
Woman holding the gray spin scrubber against the grout line of white bathroom tiles, the bristle head spinning in light foam
Close-up of the scrubber's round head with the white bristle brush, ribbed ring and power button
The spin scrubber held in one hand beside a kitchen sink, next to a dish sponge and a bottle of dish soap
Spin scrubber laid out with its five heads, USB cable and holder on a light surface
Man kneeling on a bathroom floor scrubbing tile grout with an old toothbrush, a bucket beside him
White cordless spin scrubber with a white bristle head

Cordless Electric Spin Scrubber

$35.99

Cordless spin scrubber, 5 brush heads

Clean grout, tubs and pans without the elbow grease. Hold it, let it spin, rinse.

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Cordless Electric Spin Scrubber Gray$35.99
Woman holding the gray spin scrubber against the grout line of white bathroom tiles, the bristle head spinning in light foam

Let it spin. Keep your Saturday.

Cleaning day still happens. It just stops being the job you dread: the head does the scrubbing, and you just steer.

The spin scrubber held in one hand beside a kitchen sink, next to a dish sponge and a bottle of dish soap

The old way

Put down the old toothbrush

Grout lines, tap bases and the ring around the tub usually mean kneeling on the floor with a sponge and a lot of elbow grease. This scrubber spins the head for you. Hold it on the spot, move slowly along the line and let the motor do the circles your arm used to do.

Spin scrubber laid out with its five heads, USB cable and holder on a light surface

Five heads

One scrubber for the whole house

Clip on the bristle brush for grout and tiles, a soft sponge for sinks and glass, the scouring sponge for the stovetop, the steel ball for tough spots on hard surfaces and the plush pad for a final buff. Pull one head off, push the next one on, and carry on.

Close-up of the scrubber's round head with the white bristle brush, ribbed ring and power button

Cordless

No cord, no outlet, no hassle in the shower

It's rechargeable and charges with a USB cable, so there's no wire trailing across a wet floor. It's light enough to hold up against the shower glass, and the slim T-grip slips into sinks, corners and around taps where a big brush won't go.

In 3 steps

How it works

  1. 1

    Clip on a head

    Pick the head for the job and push it onto the spinning base until it sits firmly.

  2. 2

    Switch it on

    Press the button, add your usual cleaner or soapy water and hold the head on the dirt.

  3. 3

    Glide and rinse

    Move it slowly along grout, tiles or pans, then rinse the surface and the head.

Is it right for you?

Great for

  • Weekly bathroom and kitchen cleans
  • Grout, tiles, tubs, sinks and stovetops
  • Anyone who'd rather not scrub by hand

Not for

  • Whole floors (it's a handheld tool, not a mop)
  • Non-stick or glossy coatings with the steel head

How it compares

Gray cordless spin scrubber with a white bristle headCordless Electric Spin ScrubberSponge and scrub brush
Who does the scrubbing The spinning headYour arm
Heads 5 clip-on headsOne sponge, one brush
Power Rechargeable, cordlessNone needed
Reach Slim grip for corners and tapsFingers and knuckles
Upkeep Rinse the heads, rechargeReplace worn sponges often

Specs & what's included

Specifications

Type
Handheld cordless spin scrubber
Heads
5 interchangeable clip-on heads
Power
Rechargeable, USB charging cable
Controls
One power button
Colours
Gray, white
Packed weight
0.345 kg

In the box

  • 1×Spin scrubber
  • 5×Clip-on headsBristle brush, scouring sponge, soft sponge, steel ball, plush pad
  • 1×USB charging cable
  • 1×Head holder
Gray cordless spin scrubber with a white bristle head

Cordless Electric Spin Scrubber

Clean grout, tubs and pans without the elbow grease. Hold it, let it spin, rinse.

Free shipping over $35 · 30-day returns

Questions, answered

Is it strong enough for grout and soap scum?

It's made for everyday grime on grout, tiles, tubs, sinks and stovetops. Use the bristle brush with your usual cleaner and move slowly; give built-up spots a second pass. It isn't a pressure washer, so very old stains may still need a soak first.

Will it scratch my surfaces?

The bristle brush, soft sponge and plush pad suit tiles, glass, ceramic and sinks. The steel ball and scouring sponge are for tougher spots: test them on a hidden area first and skip them on non-stick, glossy or soft surfaces.

How do I charge it?

It's cordless and charges with the USB cable in the box, from any USB charger or port. Give it a full charge before a big clean, then top it up after so it's ready next time.

Can I use it in the shower?

Yes, on tiles, tubs and shower glass, ideally with the water off. Keep the handle out of running water and never submerge it: rinse only the heads, then let them air-dry.

Does it work on pots and pans?

Yes. The scouring sponge handles everyday stovetop and pan grime, and the steel ball helps on tough spots on steel and cast iron. Keep the steel ball away from non-stick coatings.

How do I change the heads?

Pull the head straight off the base and push the next one on until it sits firmly. It takes a few seconds, so you can switch from grout to glass mid-clean.

Good to know before you use it

Don't submerge the handle, and don't charge it while it's wet.

Test the steel and scouring heads on a hidden spot first: they can scratch soft or coated surfaces.

Keep hair and loose sleeves away from the spinning head, and keep it out of reach of children.

Still have questions? Email amanitatmon@icloud.com. We reply within one business day.

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