ScrubTastic Reviews

About ScrubTastic

By HighYa Research Team

When you realize it’s time to clean the grout, tile, and shower door, does it send chills up your spine? Does the hair stand up on the back of your neck?

Well, according to the maker of ScrubTastic, a cordless, rechargeable brush that spins over 300 RPM, its high torque scrubbing power will do “all the hard work for you.”

We’re told you’ll be able to quickly blast through soap scum, hard water, and lime, while the extension handle helps you reach high—and low—without hard scrubbing, bending, or kneeling.

Look, nearly everyone loathes the thought of cleaning the shower and bath, but up until now, we just had to suck it up and get it done. Has ScrubTastic changed the situation, though?

In other words, is it the “rechargeable spinning sensation” claimed by the manufacturer, or is it an overhyped piece of plastic? Will it help you “restore bathroom fixtures to like-new in just minutes,” or will it break within a week?

We did the research to help you find answers to these important questions.

How Well Can You Expect ScrubTastic to Work?

Imagine you have a car that’s capable of going 300 MPH. Pretty fast, right?

The only problem is that it’s low on torque; i.e. a twisting force that causes rotation. So low, in fact, that even once it reaches 300 MPH, just a slight breeze could seriously impact its performance. This certainly wouldn’t be a very effective car!

As you can see in this admittedly simplistic example is that, while overall speed is important, being able to 1) quickly reach this speed and 2) maintain it for an indefinite period of time is equally as important. And to do this, you need torque.

What’s the point? Even if ScrubTastic does spin at 300 RPM, if its motor doesn’t feature enough torque—meaning that it takes very little friction to slow it down (such as lightly pressing against tile or a shower door), it ultimately won’t provide much value.

And while the manufacturer claims ScrubTastic comes with a high-torque motor, they don’t provide any further details and it seems like the spinning head meaningfully slowed down in the commercial when pressed against hard surfaces.

How Much Does ScrubTastic Cost?

One ScrubTastic spinning brush will cost you $39.99 with free S&H plus any applicable tax.

Each set comes with 1 ScrubTastic Cleaner, 1 powered extension wand, 1 round head, 1 flat head, and 1 angled head.

All ScrubTastic purchases come with a 60-day refund policy, less S&H. In order to request one, you’ll need to contact customer service at 855-721-3340.

Is It Worth Taking a Risk on ScrubTastic?

At HighYa, we say it often when investigating products, but only because it always rings true: we’re not here to tell you how to spend your money. After all, you earned it.

However, we are here to help you make more informed purchases, which we do by compiling publically available information, along with our personal experience reviewing hundreds of products and writing dozens of in-depth guides.

Given this, do we think you should you buy ScrubTastic? We have no reason to believe it won’t help you clean tile, grout, and shower doors. But will it actually make it easier? Will its motor provide solid cleaning power? Will it last?

We’ll just have to wait until customer feedback starts rolling in to learn more.

In the meantime, keep in mind that if you order the BOGO ScrubTastic offer and decide to process a return, you’ll immediately lose $10, plus whatever it’ll cost to ship the devices back to the manufacturer.

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