USB Rechargeable Dish Scrubbing Brush – Waterproof, 2 Speeds

Last night's pan is still soaking in the sink.

Because you know what comes next: twenty minutes of scrubbing with a sponge until your wrist aches. So you leave it to soften — and tomorrow it is the same.

This brush scrubs for you. You hold it and guide it; the spinning head does the work.

Why it works

• Two speeds – slower for glasses and plates, faster for burnt-on pans and grout.
• Interchangeable heads – for pans, for glasses and bottles, for tiles and grout. One tool for the kitchen and the bathroom.
• Waterproof – it works under running water and in the sink without you having to protect it.
• USB charging – charges from any phone charger, with no cable while you work.

What you lose by not having one

• The washing-up piles up. Anything that needs scrubbing gets left for later. Later is tomorrow evening.
• You scrub by force. Burnt-on bases and limescale come off under pressure — and the pressure comes from your wrist and shoulder.
• Bathroom grout stays dark. Not because you do not clean it, but because a sponge does not get into it.
• You throw away pans instead of cleaning them. A stubborn base or a flask with a coating often ends up in the bin because it is past saving.
• You buy ever harsher cleaners. Chemistry replaces scrubbing — and then you rinse it off the dishes you eat from.

Where it works

Pans and pots, glasses, bottles and flasks, sink and plughole, tiles and grout, shower enclosure, hobs, baby bottles, shoes and pushchair wheels.

Specifications

Good to know

• The firmer heads are not for non-stick or other delicate coatings — use the soft ones there.
• Waterproof means working under running water, not submerging and soaking it in the sink.
• The heads are consumables — the bristles splay over time and get replaced.

Kitchen work is not hard. It is tedious. This removes exactly the tedious part.