Expert Cleaning Gear Reviews & Guides
Every tall shower has That Stripe. It’s a hazy band of soap film and limescale that starts somewhere above shoulder height, laughs at your sponge and gets quietly worse every month. You could drag out the stepladder, balance on a wet tray and hope for the best. Or you could buy a scrubber with extension … Read more
A long handle bath brush for bad backs is a washing tool with an extended, often angled or curved handle. It lets you scrub your back, legs and feet without twisting, stooping or overstretching. The extra length does the bending for you, so your spine, shoulders and hips stay in a comfortable position while you … Read more
A stiff grout brush for tile joints is a compact scrubbing tool with firm nylon or polypropylene bristles, shaped to fit the narrow recessed lines between tiles. Its rigid fibres lift soap scum, mould, grease and ground-in dirt from porous grout that mops and sponges simply glide over. Grout is the sponge of your bathroom. … Read more
An electric grout cleaner for dark grout lines is a handheld, motorised brush, usually cordless, with a small spinning or oscillating head. It works the narrow joints between tiles faster and more evenly than a toothbrush can. Used properly, it lifts soap scum, limescale haze and mould without scuffing the pigment, which is why bristle … Read more
There’s a special kind of betrayal reserved for the humble toilet brush. You finish the job, lift the head out of the bowl, and a trail of grey droplets follows you across the bathroom tiles like a bad omen. Finding a toilet brush set that does not drip on floor sounds like a small ask. … Read more
Picture the average British cloakroom. A loo, a basin the size of a dinner plate, and a floor so tiny that a freestanding brush pot becomes a third occupant. Guests sidestep it. The mop dodges it. Eventually somebody knocks it over. A wall mounted toilet brush for small cloakroom layouts solves the problem in one … Read more
A silicone toilet brush with ventilated holder combines a flexible silicone or TPR head, which sheds water and rinses clean, with a holder that has slots, hollows or drip channels so the brush air-dries rather than stewing in a damp pot. The payoff is fewer odours, less mess on the floor and a head that … Read more