Scrub and squeegee the shower floor without kneeling.
Liquid Dispensing Floor Scrub Brush with Squeegee: Cleaner Built Into the Head
Pour cleaner into the brush head. Press the handle. It comes out through the bristles where you are scrubbing. Grout, tile, shower floor, toilet edge.
Refillable tank. Use the cleaner you already own. No brand lock-in.
43-inch steel pole. Do the whole shower floor and door track standing.
Honestly makes cleaning the bathroom so much easier, glad i got this 👍
Scrub the Shower Floor Without Getting Down
Liquid Dispensing Floor Scrub Brush with Squeegee: Cleaner Built Into the Head
Works on the shower door too
Bought it for the floor, the squeegee side clears the glass door in two passes.
If your mom won't say it hurts
I bought this for my mother after I visited and noticed her shower floor wasn't getting scrubbed anymore. She won't admit her knees hurt, but I knew. Now she actually uses it because she doesn't have to get down there.
The seal actually works
This one seals properly. I've used it every few days for a month and it hasn't leaked once. The soap comes out when you press the handle, not when you tip it or set it down. Finally found one that works the way it's supposed to.
I did it twice this week
I used to clean the shower floor maybe once a month because getting down there and back up again was the worst part. Now I do it twice a week, takes me maybe twelve minutes, and the grout lines are staying white instead of turning that dingy brown-gray. My sister came over last weekend and asked if I'd had the tile regrouted. I just showed her the brush.
No leaks at all
I was sure the soap would leak everywhere like every other one I've tried. It doesn't. The cap seals tight and it only comes out when you press.
Fits between my work calls and carpool
I work from home three days a week and the bathroom has to get done on a lunch break or it doesn't happen. This takes ten minutes now instead of waiting for Saturday when I have an hour to kneel on the floor. I can actually keep the shower looking decent during the week.
Turns out it works on glass shower doors too
I bought this for the grout and didn't realize the squeegee side would actually work on my shower doors. I used to dry them with a towel every time or they'd spot, and now I just flip the brush after I scrub the floor and pull the water down the glass in two passes. Saves me a step I didn't even know I was avoiding.
If your knees hurt, buy this
I'm 52 and my knees are not what they were. Getting down on wet tile to scrub grout was something I kept putting off until the shower looked embarrassing. This thing changed that. I can scrub the whole floor standing up, and the squeegee side means I'm not leaving puddles everywhere. If you're at the point where kneeling hurts more than it should, or you have a mom who won't admit she's avoiding the floor, get her this.
Bought it when the sale hit, glad I didn't wait
I kept putting it in the cart and closing the tab because I wasn't sure the soap would actually stay in. Finally just did it. Works fine.
Still Scrubbing the Shower Floor on Your Knees? Pour the Cleaner In. Press. Done.
One Tool. Standing Up. Ten Minutes.
You clean the bathroom every week. The counters, the mirror, the toilet. But the shower floor keeps sliding down the list because kneeling on wet tile hurts.
The grout lines could be whiter. The corner by the drain has buildup. You know it needs doing, but the thought of kneeling on wet tile keeps pushing it to next weekend.
The tools you have make it worse. One hand holds the spray bottle. The other scrubs. You are bent over or on your knees for twenty minutes, and getting back up is the part that stays with you.
This brush holds the cleaner in the head. Unscrew the cap, pour your bathroom cleaner in, screw it shut. Press the handle and the cleaner releases through two outlets inside the bristles, exactly where you are scrubbing. Grout, tile, the toilet edge, the sliding door track. You do it all standing up with one tool and nothing in your other hand. Flip the head and the squeegee side pulls the water to the drain in three passes. The shower floor goes back to being a ten-minute weeknight task.
Why Stand-Up Scrubbers Beat Hands-and-Knees Brushes
A stand-up scrubber with the cleaner built into the head lets you press the handle, release soap through the bristles where you are scrubbing, finish the shower floor and the door track standing up, then flip the head and squeegee the water to the drain in three passes. No bottle in the other hand, no kneeling on wet tile, no towel-drying the floor afterward.
Why Stand-Up Scrubbers Beat Hands-and-Knees Brushes
A stand-up scrubber with the cleaner built into the head lets you press the handle, release soap through the bristles where you are scrubbing, finish the shower floor and the door track standing up, then flip the head and squeegee the water to the drain in three passes. No bottle in the other hand, no kneeling on wet tile, no towel-drying the floor afterward.
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Stand-Up Dispensing Scrubber
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Handheld Brush
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Cleaner releases through the bristles where you scrub
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43-inch stainless pole reaches corners without bending
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Flip for squeegee side, pull water to drain
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Refillable tank takes the cleaner you already use
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Screw-cap seal keeps cleaner in the head until you press the handle
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30-Day Money-Back Guarantee
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The Shower Floor That Takes Ten Minutes, Not Two Hours
1,900+ women who stopped putting off the grout and the door track
The Shower Floor That Takes Ten Minutes, Not Two Hours
1,900+ women who stopped putting off the grout and the door track
Finish the Shower Floor Without Kneeling
Inches Wide (Covers Grout in One Pass)
Inch Pole (Reach Corners Standing Up)
The Liquid Dispensing Floor Scrub Brush with Squeegee holds 120 mL of cleaner in a sealed tank and releases it through two outlets in the bristle block when you press the handle down. Rinse the head and flush the tank with warm water after use so cleaner does not build up in the outlets.
The Shower Floor Without Kneeling on Wet Tile
Unscrew the cap on top of the brush head. Pour in the floor cleaner or bathroom cleaner you already use. Press the 43-inch handle down and the cleaner releases through two outlets inside the bristles, right where you are scrubbing the grout line or the shower floor, so there is no bottle in your other hand and no getting down on wet tile to reach the corner by the drain.
The front of the head is a 9.8-inch block of stiff bristles for tile, grout, the shower floor, the base of the toilet, and sliding door tracks. Flip it over and the back is a full-width silicone squeegee blade: after you scrub, pull the water and foam toward the drain in three passes instead of leaving a wet floor behind.
How to Clean Standing
Pour Cleaner In
Unscrew the cap on top of the brush head. Pour in your bathroom cleaner. Screw it shut. The tank holds enough for the whole floor.
Press and Scrub
Press the handle. Cleaner releases through the bristles where you are scrubbing. Grout, tile, shower floor, toilet edge.
Flip and Squeegee
Turn the head over. The back is a full-width squeegee blade. Pull the water and foam to the drain. No wet floor left behind.
No spray bottle. The cleaner lives in the head.
Every long-handled brush still makes you spray the cleaner from standing height and hope it lands where you need it, then scrub blind through the foam. This one puts the cleaner exactly where the bristles meet the tile. Press the handle. The cleaner comes out through two outlets inside the bristle block. Scrub the grout line, the corner, the edge of the toilet. Rinse the head and flush the tank with warm water after use so the outlets stay clear.
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Refillable Tank in the Head. Press Handle, Cleaner Comes Out
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43-Inch Stainless Pole. Scrub the Corners Standing Upright
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Flip It Over. Squeegee Side Pulls Water to the Drain
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Stiff Bristles for Tile and Grout. Not for Wood or Stone
Liquid Dispensing Floor Scrub Brush Questions
Press down on the handle and cleaner flows through the two outlets inside the bristles, right where you're scrubbing. Stop pressing and it stops flowing. The screw cap at the top keeps the tank sealed when the brush is hanging or stored between uses, so you control every drop.
Yes. The stiff bristle block is designed for grout lines and tile, and the 43-inch pole keeps you standing upright while you work. Because the cleaner comes out through the bristles exactly where you're scrubbing, you get full contact and pressure on the grout without bending over. The squeegee side then pulls the dirty water straight to the drain.
The pole is stainless steel and holds up under scrubbing pressure. It's built to let you lean into stubborn stains on tile and grout without flexing or the head coming loose. The brush head locks onto the pole and stays attached while you work.
You use whatever floor or bathroom cleaner you already have. Unscrew the cap, pour in your own product, screw it shut, and you're ready to go. The refillable tank works with the brands you know work on your tile and grout.
No. The stiff bristles are made for ceramic tile, grout, and standard bathroom floors. They will scratch acrylic tubs, natural stone, hardwood, and coated surfaces. Stick to tile, grout, ceramic, and shower floors where a stiff scrub is what you need.