I appreciate the minimal packaging. You can see from my photo that I put a pencil next to the packaging for scale. It was easy to assemble the brush, and the bristles are firm enough to do a good job of scrubbing. The angle of the brush makes it easy to target the grout, and the swivel head makes it more ergonomic to use. The swivel head also makes it more compact to store when not using. I actually used it to scrub my bathtub. With a back injury, I am always looking for ways to avoid stooping while cleaning, and this worked. I live in a 100+ year-old home with tall ornate baseboards throughout, and I think this brush will make cleaning those baseboards much easier. I recommend this product.

I was needing to replace the sand and reseal my patio so I was looking for a heavy-duty, stiff bristle, angled broom, and this was perfect! Yes, it’s designed for use on tile grout, but it also works great for removing old sand/debris from between patio pavers! The swivel head and long handle was also a huge plus!This broom was an affordable alternative to buying a power washer. I just used the high-power spray nozzle on my garden hose to loosen the sand and the broom did the rest! After destroying my nice, yet flexible bristled kitchen broom during last year’s patio maintenance, I needed a broom that was more durable. Aside from getting dirty, this broom still looks new after tackling a 12’ X 16’ patio!

If you’ve ever spent an afternoon on your hands and knees scrubbing tile grout while muttering things you hope your neighbors didn’t hear, this CELOX grout brush might just be your new favorite household tool. It’s got a long adjustable handle, a swiveling V-shaped brush head, and just enough structural integrity to let you clean efficiently without feeling like you’re wielding a glorified pipe cleaner. It may not change your life, but it might just improve your Saturday.My Rubric✅ Good = Qualifies as a selling point➖ So-So = Not great, but also nothing resembling a showstopper❌ Not Good = Could be a showstopperMy star ratings, which tend to skew upward due to limitations in the 5-star system, are further elaborated in a decimalized scoring at the end of the review.Finally, although some items have been freely offered via the Vine system, I refuse to sell out and will never allow a vendor to influence my scoring through any means other than the quality of the product, both on its own and in relation to the current pricing at the time of my review. I value the efforts of other honest reviewers and wish nothing more than to pay their efforts forward in hopes of faithfully guiding others to informed decisions.The Good✅ V-shaped bristles are stiff and effective at digging into grout lines and tight corners✅ Adjustable stainless steel handle keeps you upright and out of knee-pain territory✅ Swiveling brush head allows easy transitions between vertical and horizontal lines✅ Easy to assemble and adjust—no tools, no drama✅ Low-tech simplicity—no motors to break, no batteries to replaceThe So-So➖ Handle feels a bit lightweight—adequate for grout scrubbing, but not built like a crowbar➖ Proprietary connection on the brush head means you can’t swap it with a standard handle➖ Would love an option to buy replacement brush heads directlyThe Not-Good❌ None significant—though heavy-duty scrubbers may crave a beefier handle for aggressive jobsThe DetailsThe design is refreshingly straightforward. The three-section stainless steel handle screws together easily, and the head snaps into place with a quick connect. You can leave out a segment if you want a shorter handle for tighter spaces, or attach all three for full extension and maximum back-saving glory. The V-shaped bristles genuinely shine—they reach into corners and along grout lines better than most cleaning brushes I’ve used, and they’re firm enough to remove stuck-on grime without requiring you to channel your inner lumberjack.The swivel head is especially handy in tight quarters like showers, behind toilets, or under cabinets—anywhere you’d otherwise need to perform interpretive dance just to clean effectively. And while the handle isn’t the most robust on the market, it held up to a couple of vigorous scrub sessions without bending, slipping, or snapping.Final Rating: 4.4/5(A practical, budget-friendly grout brush that saves your knees and delivers real results—just don’t expect it to feel like industrial-grade gear.)

I bought this to clean my tiny walk-in shower. There is barely any space to move around, so trying to clean it is a hassle. Thank goodness it has a detachable showerhead! This long handled grout brush was just what I needed! No bending, no aching, no elbow grease!It comes disassembled of course, which includes 3 metal posts and a swivel brush head that moves from side to side. The illustration to assemble it is on the outside of the box if you need it. You have to twist/screw in the pieces, using 1 post or 2, depending on how long you want it. It's clear which post is the top and which post is the bottom, so for a shorter handle, just leave out the bare middle post. The brush head fits onto the bottom with the push of a button (Not interchangeable with regular handles).Mine had a rattling sound inside when I put it together. Upon inspection, there was a black piece inside that seems to be broken off of something. I couldn't find where it could possibly have come from, so I reassembled the brush and proceeded to use it. And it worked just fine. Seems pretty durable and should last a bit.

Love the angled stiff bristles and the fact the head moves around. Since tile grout can be so hard to clean its nice to have a strong stiff brush on a long handle to help give you some extra "oomph" and muscle behind your scrubbing instead of just using your arm while on hands and knees scrubbing tile grout. The handle could, in the future, use some beefing up because it feels like it's not the strongest. It does the job though for now. I hope the seller will sell replacement heads for the grout cleaning brush because those tend to wear out quicker than most cleaning tools. I got this in exchange for a Vine review and so far its doing a very good job when combined with the strong grout cleaner that I bought previously.Another thing I like is that I'm not as close to the cleaning fumes like when I'm using a handheld grout cleaning brush.The head of this brush will easily move from the position of scrubbing horizontal grout lines to the position of scrubbing vertical grout lines and that's nice because I don't have to change how I'm holding the pole. This would be good for those who can't move as easily so they don't have to constantly have to shift the way they're standing (or sitting) while using it.