Leebein Electric Spin Scrubber, Shower Scrubber with 4 Adjustable Angles and 8 Brush Heads, Electric Scrubber with Long Handle & Remote Controller, Cleaning Brush for Bathroom, Tub, Floor (Black)

Received this just after Christmas and gave it the christening yesterday. Unit arrived neatly packaged with nothing missing or damaged and the motor had a little charge on it so I could make sure it worked before charging it up full. It comes with the motor unit which can be used by itself In your hand as well as a telescoping extension rod and handle which can switch speeds of the motor remotely. It also comes with an assortment of brushes, a scrubber, cloth and polisher and a head to attach the latter 3 via velcro (which holds on quite well after my initial usage).My first use was in the bathroom and it did a fine job on the tub and walls. I also used the corner brush to help remove the leftover limescale from my showered after soaking it in vinegar and water. On the tub, I learned the hard way that if you're using any kind of cleaning agent (in my case, Scrubbing Bubbles and Lime Away - for the really stubborn hard water stains), the spinning brushes with launch lots of particulate into the air. My eyes were on fire and my sinuses were inflamed for the rest of the night, so I highly suggest wearing a tight fitting painter's mask and or eye protection.I've seen similar product videos of users demonstrating it's use on floors. While I don't recommend using this on "Whole Floors" due to the size of the spinning head, it does work every well. I've included before and after shots of scuffs on my vinyl floor that had become compacted with dirt that the mop wasn't getting out. This spin brush took them out within 20 seconds, so for stubborn areas, it's great but for an entire room in general, I'd stick with the mop.I also used this on my stove top with the scrubber attachment along with some Barkeepers Friend and the stains on the stove never stood a chance. As for the grates, I had to use good old fashioned steel wool and elbow grease, but to be honest, my stove only got that bad because admittedly, I'm lazy when it comes to house cleaning. But I think this will really help me get the job done and I never had to recharge it before I finished cleaning everything I used it for.As for suggestions, If the maker reads this I found that the mode button on the remote handle kept getting accidentally pressed as I applied pressure when cleaning the scuffs on my floor. So perhaps in the next design, the button could be placed above the curve of the handle attachment. That way your palm won't accidentally push the button - you'd have to reach for it. Also, I struggled to get everything back in the box, so I went and got myself a canvas bag to put all the parts in once I finished my cleaning. A complementary bag would be a nice addition.

This review is of the 2024 Leebien YMG-820.There is a gold square, 1” x 1”, inside a 2” x 2” package. Nothing is said about it in the parts list. It is part of a wall hook.Some reviewers have indicated that no matter how long they charged it, it had no power; it would not turn on. There are two buttons. Press and hold the power button a couple of seconds. This turns on the power, but does not make the head rotate.Press the second button, marked “M” (for motion?) to make the head rotate fast; press “M” again for slower rotation; press “M” again to stop the rotation.Some reviewers have commented that it does not hold a charge. Pressing “M” several times stops the rotation of the head, but does not turn the YMG-830 off. Press and hold the power button for 2-3 seconds to turn it off.During my first use I thought that it was not holding a charge. It seemed to shut itself off. Then I noticed that I was touching the “remote” switch as I relocated my right hand on the handle.I tried it first on the pebbled fiberglass floor of my shower, using the large round brush and SoftScrub, and was a bit disappointed. Then I tried Maintex Shower Tub & Tile (needs good ventilation), and was pleased with the result.Then I tried the Velcro-backed sponge and Windex on the glass shower door, with a good result.The YMG-820 was easy to put together, and the multi-angle head works as it should. It is well made with one exception: the cover for the USB port is located where it is likely to be dislodged, exposing the port to water and chemicals. And it looks a bit frail; the cover may break the off. Or it may not.After three months I used it again, without charging it. It still had plenty of power to clean a bathtub and the floor and door of a shower.

I bought this after seeing a video of someone saying how awesome it was. The reviews seemed good as well so I thought I might as well give it a try. For the price, it's not bad. It comes with a variety of attachments and is rechargeable so you don't have to buy batteries.The design is a bit weird. You basically HAVE to use the arm extender if you want a comfortable grip. That part sucks because you may not always need the extender. I could understand the design if they didn't market the handle as merely an extender and not just the way you're supposed to use the product. The buttons have a weird placement and you have to adjust the head to the angle you want before using, rather than it conforming as you clean. Definitely could be a better designed product, but for the price it's not the worst.As far as cleaning, you have to apply some pressure to really get any stains up. For surface level stains, it's great! Does the job. For stains that require some scrubbing, not really that good, which is another reason I was interested in this product.Overall, this product does the job for cleaning up quick messes after they have occurred, but not so much for when they've been there for a good period of time. The size is good, it is easy to use as long as you adjust accordingly first. It's not very flexible, but for how much you're paying, not the worst quality. I would say if you have the money, try to buy something a bit better. If this is around the price range you can afford, it's not that bad but maybe consider saving up for something a bit better.