
Turn the drill you already own into a grout-scrubbing machine
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- deep-cleaning days, rental move-outs, and anyone tired of scrubbing grout by hand
- Skip if
- The drill is not included, and the medium bristles can be too aggressive for natural stone, so test a hidden spot first
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This Holikme 11-piece set turns any cordless drill or impact driver into a power scrubber for bathrooms, grout lines, tile, tubs, sinks, and car mats. It includes five brush shapes in medium-stiff nylon, three scouring pads, a scrub sponge, a 4-inch backing pad, and an extension rod so you can reach floors and corners without kneeling. The brushes lock into the chuck like a drill bit. Best for deep-cleaning days, rental move-outs, and anyone tired of scrubbing grout by hand. Tradeoff: the drill
Pros
- Snaps into any drill or impact driver and scrubs grout, tile, and tubs far faster than by hand
- Five brush shapes plus pads and an extension rod reach floors and corners without kneeling
- Costs about 12 dollars and works with a drill you already own
Cons
- The drill is not included, and the medium bristles can be too aggressive for natural stone, so test a hidden spot first
Frequently asked questions
Does this come with a drill?
No, it is a brush attachment set. It fits any standard cordless drill or impact driver with a quarter-inch hex or three-jaw chuck.
Will it scratch surfaces?
The nylon bristles are safe for tile, grout, tubs, and sinks. For natural stone, marble, or delicate finishes, test a hidden area and use a light touch.
Can I use it on car mats and upholstery?
Yes, the softer pads work on floor mats, carpet, and upholstery. Use the stiffer brushes for grout and hard surfaces.
How do the brushes attach?
They have a hex shaft that locks into the drill chuck just like a drill bit. The extension rod adds reach for floors and corners.







