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There are many different kinds of electric scrubber, and not all of them are suitable for all tasks. For example, there are big commercial scrubbers for cleaning large industrial floors. But those are way too big for your house, and you couldn\u2019t use them on a tub or a car. There are smaller, handheld brushes, but these don\u2019t give you a ton of reach. There are also corded brushes, but you can only use them near a power outlet. We wanted to find a small household scrubber with a rechargeable battery and plenty of reach. That way, you\u2019ll get plenty of versatility to perform a variety of everyday cleaning tasks.<\/p>\n
Today, we\u2019re going to review the Tilswall M1 Cordless 360 Electric Spin Scrubber. This is a rotating scrub brush with an adjustable, telescoping handle. It\u2019s designed for all kinds of cleaning jobs, and comes with four brush heads for added versatility. And with a large internal battery, you get plenty of power for even your bigger tasks. But what kinds of jobs are we talking about, and how well does the brush perform? How is it operated, and how long can you expect it to last? To answer those questions, we\u2019ll need to take a much closer look at this scrubber. We\u2019ll go over the design, the controls, and the cleaning performance. We\u2019ll talk about all the different brush heads, as well as the battery performance. After that, we\u2019ll be ready to sum up what we\u2019ve learned. Let\u2019s get started!<\/p>\n
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Overall Design<\/h3>\n
The\u00a0Tilswall M1 Cordless 360 Electric Spin Scrubber\u00a0is shaped similarly to a traditional broom. The brush head mounts on the bottom of a wide motor housing, which tapers down to a slender handle. The housing is constructed from a white plastic, which seems to be reasonably durable. It also has a glossy finish, so it\u2019s easy to wipe down whenever it inevitably gets dirty. The handle itself has a telescoping design, with a grey release button and stepless adjustment. In total, the length can be anywhere from 27 to 43 inches. At its longest, this is a stand-up scrubbing brush. At its shortest, it\u2019s easy to use overhead, or in tight quarters. It\u2019s exceptionally light, so anyone can handle it with ease.<\/p>\n
When the handle is extended, you\u2019ll see the internal rectangular metal frame. This is what gives the Tilswall M1 scrubber its rigidity and durability. The plastic top portion of the handle is fashioned as a rectangular grip. There are no curved cutouts or anything like that, but it\u2019s reasonably comfortable, and it\u2019s well-sized. Right under your thumb, there\u2019s a rubber power button. This is easy to actuate, and it\u2019s the machine\u2019s only control. Press it to activate the scrubbing brush, and press it again to power down. When the motor is activated, a row of white LEDs on the handle will illuminate. These indicate the battery level, and you\u2019ll see three lights when the battery is fully charged. At 80 percent, you\u2019ll only see two lights. At 30 percent, you\u2019ll only see one light.<\/p>\n
The handle isn\u2019t the only part of is scrubber that\u2019s adjustable. The brush head can also be rotated. It\u2019s mounted on a hinge, and can be swiveled 80 degrees downwards from its straight vertical position. Like the handle adjustment, this is stepless, so you can position the brush at literally any angle. There\u2019s also an easy to use release button. This is big and chunky, and it\u2019s built into the plastic frame at the front of the hinge. A second, similar button is used too release the mopping head when you want to change it out.<\/p>\n
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