"Bath night used to end with me on the bath mat, scrubbing the ring the bubbles left. Now I do the tub standing up while the kids pick their pajamas."
Lauren M., mom of two under 5
For the tub after bath time
Clean the whole tub without kneeling
4.8 rated by 1,800+ customers
A long brush only moves where you bend. The NoBend Spin Scrubber puts the scrubbing in the motor, so the pole just steers and you stay standing.
- Floor, walls and corners, all from standing
- The motor spins the head, your arms just steer
- 8 swap-in heads, including a corner brush
- Cordless, 2 speeds, battery level on the handle
$44.99Handle, extension pole, 8 heads and charging cable included
Not for you? You have 90 days to get refunded.
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From the bath-night crowd
Moms who stopped kneeling
Bath night is the last job of the day, and the tub was always the part that put you on the floor. This is what changes when the head spins on its own and you just walk it around the tub.
"my back said THANK YOU"
"I already had a long-handled brush. I still had to lean over the tub wall to push it. This one spins on its own, so I just steer."
Danielle R., mom of a toddler
"The corner brush gets the line where the tub meets the tile. That was the part I always skipped, because it meant getting down on my knees."
Priya S., mom of three
The long brush first. Then the swap.
Why the old fixes didn't stick
Why a longer handle didn't fix it
A long-handled brush moves the bristles farther away. It doesn't move them for you.
The scrubbing still comes from your arms. To push hard enough on the soap ring, you lean over the tub wall or end up back on the bath mat. That's why the brush, the scrub sponges and the sprays all ended the same way.
The NoBend Spin Scrubber moves the scrubbing into the motor. The head spins on its own. The pole only has to steer.
"I used to use a broom so I wouldn't have to be bending over"
Side by side
Same tub. Three ways to clean it.
Here is what changes when the scrubbing comes from a motor instead of your arms.
| What matters | NoBend Spin Scrubber | Long-handled tub brush | Sponge and spray |
|---|---|---|---|
| You stay standing the whole time | Yes | You lean to push | On the bath mat |
| The scrubbing comes from a motor, not your arms | Yes | Your arms | Your arms |
| Reaches the top row of tile | Long pole | Yes | Step stool |
| A head made for corners and the tub-to-tile seam | Corner brush | One flat head | On your knees |
| Heads for the tub, tile, sink and glass | 8 heads | One brush | One sponge |
What's different
Why this one works when others didn't
The motor scrubs, you steer
No more "killing my arm scrubbing." The head spins on its own, so your arms only guide it across the floor and walls.
Long pole or short pole
Long for the tub floor and the top row of tile, no step stool. Short for the sink and the faucet base.
A brush made for the seam
The corner brush gets the line where the tub meets the tile. The dome brush follows the curve of the tub. Flat brushes take the floor.
No cord near the bath water
It runs on its own rechargeable battery, so there's no cord across a wet floor while the kids are underfoot.
A battery you can read
A battery quitting mid-clean is one of the most common complaints about spin scrubbers. This one shows its charge on the handle before you start.
90 days to be sure
Other spin scrubbers collect reviews about quitting early. Yours comes with 90-day refunds, so it has to earn its spot under the sink.
Tub floor, faucet base, sink and tub side. No scrubbing by hand.
How it works
Works like a toothbrush for your tub
If you've used an electric toothbrush, you already know how this works. The head does the circles. You just guide it.
Twist on a head
Dome brush for the tub, corner brush for the seam, flat brush for tile.
Set the pole
Long for the tub floor and high tile, short for the sink.
Press, pick a speed, steer
The lower speed for glass and fixtures, the higher one for build-up.
Sped up. A shower pan nobody had touched in a while.
For the build-up
Even the tub you've been avoiding
Months of soap ring doesn't need more elbow grease. Spray your usual tub cleaner, give it a minute, then let the spinning head work it off while you stand.
On the worst spots, go over them twice. Still standing.
- Large flat brushFloors, walls, ceilings
- Small flat brushSinks, cabinets
- Corner brushCorners, narrow places
- Dome brushBathtub, sinks
- ClothGlass, windows
- SpongeTables, cars, dishes
- Wool clothCar detailing, furniture
- Heavy duty spongeStove and oven stains
For the rest of the house
One tool for the tub, tile and sink
Bath night messes don't stay in the tub. Swap heads with a twist for the sink, the shower glass, the stove top and even the car seats.
One handle, one charge, eight jobs.
What you get
Everything in the box, one price
NoBend Spin Scrubber
$44.99Everything below included
- Cordless handle with battery display and 2 speeds
- Extension pole, long and short setups
- 4 brushes: large flat, small flat, corner and dome
- 4 pads: cloth, sponge, wool cloth and heavy duty sponge
- Charging cable
- 90-day refunds. Try it on your tub. If it isn't for you, you have 90 days to get refunded.
- Ships in 1 to 2 days. Delivery takes 5 to 10 days after that.
Questions
What moms ask before buying
I already have a long-handled brush. Why would this be any different?
A long brush still needs your arms to do the scrubbing, which is why you end up leaning over the tub wall to push. Here the motor spins the head, so the pole only steers. You don't push, so you don't have to lean or kneel.
Is it strong enough for real soap scum?
Use it with your usual tub cleaner. Spray, give it a minute, then let the head work it off. For heavy build-up, use the higher speed and go over it twice. The spinning does the elbow grease part, the cleaner loosens the scum.
Will it scratch my tub?
Use the dome brush, the cloth or the sponge on acrylic and fiberglass tubs, and keep the heavy duty sponge for the stove and tough spots. If your tub has a special finish, try a small hidden spot first.
Can it get wet in the tub?
Yes. It's made to be used in a wet tub and shower, and the heads rinse clean under the tap. Charge it when it's dry.
How long does the battery last?
Up to about 90 minutes of scrubbing on a full charge, which takes about 3 hours. The battery level shows on the handle, so you know before you start whether to top it up.
Is it heavy to hold up to the high tile?
You're not pushing it, you're guiding it. Keep the head lightly on the tile and let it spin. Your arms steer, the motor scrubs.
Where do I keep it?
Put the pole in its short setup and it fits in a closet or under the sink. The heads stack in a small bag or bin.
Is it worth $44.99?
It replaces the long brush, the scrub sponges and the nights on the bath mat, and the 8 heads cover the sink, glass, stove and car too. And you have 90 days to decide.
When will it arrive?
Orders are processed in 1 to 2 days. Delivery takes 5 to 10 days after that.
What if it stops working or isn't for me?
You have 90 days to request a refund. Use it on your tub and decide for yourself.
In their words
What they said on camera
Lines from the videos on this page.
I'm not bending over to clean my tub anymoreTub, standing up
I don't have to be killing my arm scrubbingThe motor does it
you're not sitting there scrubbing back and forth foreverNo more scrubbing by hand
this does all the scrubbing for meThe motor does it
The bristles are super soft and they get the job doneGentle on surfaces
all the extra brushes it comes with so I can get the nooks and cranniesCorners and seams
it got every single stain off of my walls and down my banisterBeyond the tub
if the task feels just too big, there are tools like this that make it so much easierFor the big messes
Bath night can end standing up
The motor scrubs. The pole steers. You stay off the bath mat. $44.99 with all 8 heads.
90-day refunds. Ships in 1 to 2 days.