Libman 122 No Knees Floor Scrub with Pivot Head

This thing is neato and I can think of a million things I can do with it. The bristles are pretty tough so I wouldn't use it on anything that is soft like wood, but vinyl or granite are perfect for this. I love it! I wish I had bought one of these sooner. It works great on my non-wood siding, my bathroom tiles and my tile in my kitchen. I'm not sure what kind of kitchen tile it is, but it's like granite or marble. Maybe it's ceramic? I had just been laid when we bought the house. In any case, a mop doesn't clean that floor well enough because it has dimples in it. I was having to get down and scrub it by hand and my knees/back don't work like they did when I was in my 20s. A few things that need addressing: * The brush doesn't rotate. The scrubber does swivel in all directions, but it doesn't rotate. There is a difference. In other words, if I hold the scrubber up of the ground and I try to spin the scrubber itself, it won't spin. You can only bend it this way or that way. That's so you can get under things. I say this because a reviewer wrote that it rotates too much and because it doesn't rotate at all, I felt that was important to mention. * The pole itself is metal, so it's not cheap plastic. It is well made and I expect this to last a long time. * The bristles are a bit far apart. That's probably the one thing I don't like about it. I would prefer more bristles. However, the bristles are good and strong. All in all I love this scrubber.

Motorized floor cleaners can be useful -- I use one for regular cleaning of smooth floors, as well as a swiffer with disposable pads for daily touch-up. But sometimes there's no substitute for an old-fashioned scrubbing, and my knees can't handle the hands-and-knees method anymore, even with knee pads on. This is the solution: nice stiff bristles that get down into grooves in tile, and scrub away sticky messes. The head swivels, and one end is pointed, making it good for getting into corners. I follow this up with a freshwater mopping, or the swiffer, to pick up the loosened residue of messes and wipe up the detergent left behind. It's tough enough for the garage and patio, and rinses out quickly. A great price on a simple yet extraordinary product.

Hard bristles helps you deep clean and scrub grout and tile.

I was looking for a new tile scrubber when I came across this! I bought it for myself for Christmas, but I'm not the only one who absolutely loves this! My kids were more willing to help scrub the tile floors after seeing this. It was like a new and fun toy for them, but it actually got me some much needed help! I'm disabled, and kneeling is very very painful for me, even with a pad to kneel on. This has been a great help for our household!!! I HIGHLY recommend this product for its ease of use, and the fact it can even get underneath cabinets and in corners!

This is my third scrubber purchase. I’ve tried others but ended up returning because they wouldn’t stay together or the head wouldn’t fit corners. I clean for someone who has a large tile shower. This is amazing. The handle is one solid piece so it doesn’t come undone, the scrubber is great and the head moves around which enables you to get every corner, wall, or crevice. I have a bad back and the handle is long enough to allow me to avoid bending over multiple times. I would highly recommend this to anyone, especially someone who cleans for a living.

Brush head is a little flippy so heavy brushing and cleaning grout edges is difficult

Bought a midcentury house with older laminate that has lots of little dips to make it look/feel like stone, I guess. All it really does is lock in dirt and grime and make it look dingy. I usually try to use something a bit faster like Swiffer or a steam mop, but to my distress, it barely got up much mess. One day, I had some time and energy to spend on it so I broke out a hand scrub brush and went to town. Floor looked great, but my back and knees and arms were killing me. I saw someone on YouTube using something similar to this and immediately popped over to Amazon to go searching. There were a few similar ones, but Libman and O-Cedar are my general go-to. I'm so glad I got this! Saved me tons of time and effort so I'm able to get the tired tile to my standards without needing to rest the day after. One suggestion, though, if you're cleaning a floor. Use one foot to direct the scrubber for tough to clean spots RATHER than your arms. It put less strain on my arms and the handle, too, not that it had shown ANY warping or distress(unlike the snap-together Swiffer disposable wet mop).

The bristles are a little stiff, but the swivel head and narrow end allows for easy cleaning in corners and tight spots. I use this on laminate flooring in my business, which sees a lot of traffic and messes. Makes for easy clean up and is a lot easier on your back and knees.

Great help for cleaning bathroom floor. Loved this product. Would have been good if we could have fixed brush at an angle we want.

The brush head is constantly unthreading itself from the handle which is super annoying. I like that it can pivot some but coming detached is too much and can be hard to control when you’re really in hard core cleaning mode.