- Is it rechargeable?
- No. It runs on 4 AA batteries, so there is no charging dock or cable. Keep spare batteries on hand for bigger jobs.
- What surfaces does it suit?
- Bathroom tiles, shower screens, grout lines, sinks and kitchen surfaces with soap scum or light hard water stains. It is not a substitute for a heavy-duty scrubber on thick limescale.
- Does it come with extra brush heads?
- It ships with one brush head. There are no swappable attachments, so the single head covers all jobs.
- Is it heavy to hold?
- No. It weighs around 0.8 kg gross and the long handle lets you stand while scrubbing, which most owners find easy.
- How does it compare with a rechargeable spin scrubber?
- It is simpler and lighter but has less torque and no rechargeable battery. A rechargeable scrubber costs more and handles tougher grout better.
- Can it be used in the kitchen?
- Yes, on sinks, tiles and worktops. Keep the battery compartment dry and wipe the body rather than soaking it.
- Where is the JML Electric Cleaning Brush cheapest?
- At eBay, for $5.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the JML Electric Cleaning Brush?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including McGrocer, eBay.