Floor Scrubber with Long Handle, 2 in 1 Scrubbing Brush Stiff Bristle Shower Cleaning Brush for Bathroom, Kitchen, Tub, Carpet, Grout, Tile

I used this brush to clean my siding and my trek deck. The bristles are stiff enough to tackle tough spots but will not scratch the surface. Great size and easy to handle. Easy to put together and seems sturdy enough to last a long time.

Perfect for scrubbing basement floor - bristle stiffness is right, handle is sturdy. Don't understand a comment that the handle is too short - I'm 6ft and it's the right length.

This brush is fabulous. The handle is a tad short. This would not work for a tall person. It hurts my back. Now, does it hurt my back because I am almost 50, I have been painting our basement stairs, or what. LOL. The brush part works fantastic on dirt. Our laundry room floor was really dirty and it clean it wonderfully, even in the grooves of the concrete.

Exactly what I wanted to help clean the tile grout without getting down on my knees

Works great

The brush is great the handle is weak!

I bought this broom to help with a carpet dry cleaning project and I'm very happy with it. I'm normally skeptical about handles that you have to click together to assemble, however the segments of this broom are threaded and click into place when screwed together.The bristles were sturdy enough to clean my carpet without damaging the fibers and they lifted our curly/coily textured African American hair from the carpet quite well. I am taller than the average woman so I do wish the handle were a bit longer and I found the metal handle to be a bit slick to grasp. It would be easier to work with if it were textured.

The first time use was a bust when using this brush the sturdiness of using this was not great at, it was pretty flimsy. Weight was good so my mom & will give it a five star as well as the size of it. The handle was very nice to hold it. The size was a bit short however we were both able to work with it, my daughter was the one cleaning the floors so she wasn't happy with the ease of being able to put pressure on the bristles. As soon as you placed pressure on the bristles they bent. My daughter tried a few times & they bent to much when placing pressure in order to scrub the floors. She finally put it aside and used a hand brush to do it the old way, ( on sitting or on your hands & knees) which defeats the whole purpose. I do not recommend the brush. It's a waist of money.