Amumu Electric Spin Scrubber 9-in-1 vs HOTO Grip Cordless Spin Scrubber

Buy the Amumu if you are cleaning a shower, tub, tile floor or grout and want to stand up while you do it. Its 51-inch pole, 25W motor, five speeds and nine heads cover large wet surfaces that the HOTO cannot reach comfortably. Buy the HOTO if you want a small, light scrubber for the sink, stovetop, dishes and cutting boards. At 0.65 lb it works one-handed, and its IPX7 rating allows full immersion, which the Amumu's IP65 rating does not. The Amumu has far more owner feedback at 4.9 from 92 ratings; the HOTO sits at 4.8 from only 17 ratings, so treat its score as less settled.

• Choose the Amumu if you want to clean showers, tubs, tile and grout while standing, with a long handle and a brush for each surface.
• Choose the HOTO if you want a light one-handed scrubber for sinks, stovetops and dishes that can be rinsed and dunked.