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Drill Brush Set advice
iwant2asave
Posts: 174 Forumite
Hi,
I am thinking of buying a drill brush set to use for cleaning bathroom mainly but also for occasional use on hob, inside car etc.
There seems to be a lot of brushes out there but in terms of quality and durability what can I look out for? Thanks,
I am thinking of buying a drill brush set to use for cleaning bathroom mainly but also for occasional use on hob, inside car etc.
There seems to be a lot of brushes out there but in terms of quality and durability what can I look out for? Thanks,
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Find a standard brush in a shop, chop down to fit your drillEx forum ambassador
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wow, cannot think of anything in my bathroom which is so dirty it would need a power drill brush to clean it
Are drill brushes solutions looking for problems?0 -
Scrubbing the grout lines between tiles might need a power tool.0
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not if regularly cleaned with an appropriate cleaning solutionVortigern said:Scrubbing the grout lines between tiles might need a power tool.0 -
And a toothbrush is just as effective as a power tool (and probably less destructive).Bookworm105 said:
not if regularly cleaned with an appropriate cleaning solutionVortigern said:Scrubbing the grout lines between tiles might need a power tool.
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Is anyone able to help with that question I asked? Thanks0
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