I'm looking for a soft bristle brush with a pole handle to scrub textured Italian porcelain tiles without scratching them. Any thoughts?
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I scrub my ceramic tile in my bathroom with it with no problems and they are shiny glassed tiles try it in corner or something and see it cant hurt
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The No Knees Floor Scrub isn't a soft bristle brush. It's more heavy duty bristle.
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I would not describe the bristles as soft. They will yield to pressure if pressed down with a thumb, but are fairly firm. You could control the amount of pressure applied for a more delicate surface.
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The one I purchased did not have a brush. I suggest looking at Black & Decker's web site. A brush may be available as an accessory.
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Any brush is fine. I use a blue Avent one that looks like an oversized tooth brush. I pull the whole thing apart each time (warm soapy water)
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It was satisfactory on tile. The brushes don't really scrub grout effectively because grout sits a lower level than the surrounding tile, so the brushes don't really scrub the grout. Over time, the grout gets cleaner, but dirty grout will need to be cleaned manually.
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A soft fabric brush (not bristle) and mild dish soap. (do not wash dishes in TOTO)
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honestly? I ended up buying a natural brush with a wooden head/handle by walmart/kroger stores. Not exciting, and you have to keep it dry, but I've had mine now for over 4 years and it's still working. This LuLa Bath Brush was returned, the product didn't work.
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It is great as a floor scrubber but I think the bristles are too hard and stiff for a bathtub. For the tile and surround it should work fine, and as a previous reply, you have to take care because the brush swivels. For the price, I would recommend giving it a try.However, there are also long handled bathtub scrubbers available. I have one because I can't do the lean-over scrub thing. I ran upstairs to see the name on my tub scrubber and it isn't there. Check Amazon for tub scrubbers. They are like very large long handled dish scrubbers. I love my floor scrubber. Good luck finding the tub scrubber if you decide not to get the floor scrubber. I can't do without either of my scrubbers.. It is great as a floor scrubber but I think the bristles are too hard and stiff for a bathtub. For the tile and surround it should work fine, and as a previous reply, you have to take care because the brush swivels. For the price, I would recommend giving it a try.However, there are also long handled bathtub scrubbers available. I have one because I can't do the lean-over scrub thing. I ran upstairs to see the name on my tub scrubber and it isn't there. Check Amazon for tub scrubbers. They are like very large long handled dish scrubbers. I love my floor scrubber. Good luck finding the tub... » Read More It is great as a floor scrubber but I think the bristles are too hard and stiff for a bathtub. For the tile and surround it should work fine, and as a previous reply, you have to take care because the brush swivels. For the price, I would recommend giving it a try.However, there are also long handled bathtub scrubbers available. I have one because I can't do the lean-over scrub thing. I ran upstairs to see the name on my tub scrubber and it isn't there. Check Amazon for tub scrubbers. They are like very large long handled dish scrubbers. I love my floor scrubber. Good luck finding the tub scrubber if you decide not to get the floor scrubber. I can't do without either of my scrubbers.. « Show Less
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The bristles are not firm and would not clean baked-on food from cookware very well. I would describe the bristles as medium ... not firm, but not really soft either. We use KitchenAid brush on dishes, glassware and some pans. The bristles do not leave any scratches or marks. After months of use, we like this dispenser-brush.
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The bristle brush that is attached is stiff---would think a regular vac attach with softer brush would be better on baseboards. But does corners well.
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I used a paintbrush. Works great. But the brush harden overnight since the dap is supposed to. Have more than one brush if don't think you will finish same day. Product is great. 1 year and all tiles are firmly in place.
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I would imagine a soft bristle toothbrush would be fine....as with all things, test it on an inconspicuous area just to be sure.
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I do not have marble but see no reason why not to as it is a very light machine and it has the soft pads that fit over the brushes so it should not scratch the marble. Be sure to have the area free of dirt and grit before use.
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There's a screw in the middle of the plastic tip, so I'm guessing you can remove that and slide out the rows of the brush for cleaning. It's very easy to clean just leaving it intact, though. As for the hardness of the bristles, they are mostly rigid but have a little bend when forced.
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No idea--haven't tried it, but it seems like any basic, round bristle brush would work fine in it. Perhaps there are refill brushes, as well.
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This vacuum is ideal for hardwood floors. No brushes or moving parts touch the floor - just a soft rubber line that moves the dirt towards the suction. I have wide plank exotic Kempa wood floors and ceramic tiles - works great on both.
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I had to actually look up what a one-hitter was, but if the deposit inside needs any amount of scrubbing, I would say there are not the brushes for you. They are pretty soft. I found a much stiffer tube brush at B,B&B.;
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I bought a blue bath and shower brush with long handle from Top Notch. The price was good and I like the brush.