Holikme 38 Pack Drill Brush Attachments Set,Scrub Pads & Sponge, Power Scrubber Brush with Extend Long Attachment All Purpose Clean for Grout, Tiles, Sinks, Bathtub, Bathroom, Kitchen,Yellow

Excellant

I love this set! it makes cleaning tough things so much easier! Simple to add to my drill and great for scrubbing tile and grout and anything else you can imagine!

Nice set, packaged poorly, squashed into box bristles bent out of shape

Every home should have a pack! Makes light work of awkward scrubbing jobs!

Looks ok not used yet

Good idea handy brushes.

Good quality value for money good

Good

The biggest win for me is how much time and effort it saves. Instead of scrubbing for 20–30 minutes, I can get the same (or better) results in a fraction of the time. It’s especially great for stubborn grime and hard-to-reach areas like corners and grout lines. That said, a couple of small things to keep in mind: 1. You’ll need your own drill (not included). 2. It can splash a bit if you go too fast, so start slow. 3. For delicate surfaces, test first just to be safe. Overall, this kit delivers exactly what it promises - faster, deeper cleaning with less effort. For the price, it’s a no-brainer and honestly one of the most useful cleaning tools I’ve picked up.

I love this set! I bought it so I could clean blood - dog blood - off my walls after my puppy bled her "happy tail" all over our house. I had already hand washed all the walls on my first floor when she re-opened her wound and developed another cut on herear from playing with our other dog. The blood getting embedded in the orange peel texture of the painted walls in this house was too much to do by hand again. I used the least abrasive of the pads with soapy water and a rechargeable DrWalt drill. The base pad locked in place and the stubby pad adhered well. I only used light pressure because I didn't want to tear paint off the wall if it hadn't been primed properly. No issues with paint and the walls look great. My feedback would be to use a corded drill for the places where a cord can be used because my drill conked out in the middle of the job. I don't think others will have a project that spans as many square feet as I did but if strong or lasting energy might be an issue, dust off the corded drill and use that one. By contrast, I bought a Rubbermaid handheld tool with a one inch rotating head on it to power clean my master bathroom and it worked, but had I known I could've bought these drill attachments I would've preferred that. The brush head on the Rubbermaid is mangled now and I can't find replacement heads that beat the price of this entire set. The range of pads that are included make the set very versatile. I cleaned patio gear and pool toys with a sawed-off new toilet bowl brush (yes, I love home cleaning hacks) last summer and, while the friction worked to loosen that rained-on dirt from everything, it wasn't as thick as the brush in this set. I can't wait to compare it in the spring after rain is mostly over. After using two brushes, my tip would be to use the lowest rotation on your drill, the least amount of pressure, and break the project down into phases if your arm strength isn't all that. The brushes won't lose their shape (like an over used toothbrush) if you let the rotation rather than pressure do the work. The price is great for what you get but you also don't want to replace your favorite brush when you have a multi-piece set sitting in the bag it arrived in.

Billiger werzeug,dient gut wenn man nicht viel nutzen.

I was hoping these would revolutionise my cleaning schedule ha ha ha and their fine! But it's honestly the force of holding and controlling the drill in one spot that makes it no easier than cleaning with a scrubber by hand. Not a fault of the brushes, though!

Forty pieces covers about any surface you'd want to clean, and running them off a drill beats doing it by hand.