Kestly TurboScrub
Stop cleaning on your knees.
The old way is a sponge, a bucket, and twenty minutes bent over the tub. Your arm gives out before the grout comes clean, and your back reminds you about it the next day.
The Kestly TurboScrub does the scrubbing for you. Snap on a brush head, extend the rod, and let it spin at up to 320 RPM while you stand up straight. Floors, tiles, shower walls, even the car wheels.
Put the scrub brush down
A hand brush makes you do all the work on your knees. The TurboScrub spins for you, reaches where you can't, and swaps heads for every job.
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Cleans without bending or kneeling |
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Spins up to 320 RPM, so your arm doesn't have to |
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8 brush heads for every surface |
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Reaches high tiles and shower walls |
Before you buy.
How does the Kestly TurboScrub work?
Pick a brush head, snap it on, and press the power button. The head spins on its own, so you just guide it over the surface instead of scrubbing by hand.
Press the button again to switch between two speeds: low (220 RPM) for glass and delicate surfaces, high (320 RPM) for grout, soap scum and tough grime.
How long does the battery last?
Up to 90 minutes of cleaning after about 3 hours of charging. It charges by USB-C, and the battery display shows how much power is left. The cable and wall charger are in the box.
What can I clean with it?
Shower walls, tubs, tile, grout, floors, glass, windows, sinks and kitchens. Take it outside for car surfaces, wheel hubs and car seats. The 8 brush heads cover everything from flat walls to tight corners.
Can it get wet?
Yes. It's IPX7 waterproof, so you can use it in the shower and rinse it under the faucet when you're done.