A cordless battery brush with a rotating head and a long handle for the shower, tiles, bathtub and grout.
We simply don't live in a time any more when you clean the bathroom with a scouring sponge. The brush turns by itself, you just guide it with light pressure. No kneeling in the shower, no scrubbing until your arm aches. With other heads it also cleans the oven, sink and window frames.
The brushes I would recommend (Vicmayun, Kedoyoy and HOTO Electric Spin Scrubber) are not available on amazon.co.uk at the moment. As soon as a brush I can recommend is available there, you'll find it here. Until then, the questions below help you choose.
This product mainly saves you effort. If you want to know what it's worth in euros and minutes, open the calculator.
Usually, yes. According to the manufacturers many models last 60 to 90 minutes, and testers got through a bathroom easily on one charge. They charge with a USB cable like a phone, which usually takes around three hours.
It can handle splashes. But you shouldn't hold it under water. You can take the heads off and rinse them.
Round brush for tiles and the tub, corner brush for grout and corners, sponge for washbasins and taps, flat brush for the floor.
Yes. The brush does the scrubbing for you, but not the cleaning product. Let it work for a few minutes, then brush. For dirty grout you need a strong cleaner.
Yes, that can happen. Hard bristles and scouring pads can scratch acrylic, glass-ceramic, stainless steel or paintwork. Use a soft sponge or a microfibre pad there and test it on a hidden spot first.