Flat to the floor
Open tile fields
Head lies fully flat so bristle pressure spreads evenly across the seam instead of loading one edge.
4.8· 12,586 reviews
Scrub without bending
Long-Handled Brush
The head turns to the surface, so your back doesn't have to.
Buy 1 get 1 free + free mop clip- Scrub without bending
- 180° pivoting brush head
- Telescopic aluminium pole
- Integrated rubber squeegee
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Why grout wins
Grout sits below the tile — so a brush that can't change angle never really touches it.
A fixed-head brush only meets the seam properly when your wrist, arm and back twist to hold it there. That is why grout cleaning turns into kneeling on a hard floor, hunching over a shower tray and scrubbing one-handed into a corner. The PivotScrub moves the joint from your body to the tool: the head rotates through 180° at the neck, the pole extends, and you stay standing.
Why this mechanism
One joint changes the whole job
180° Pivot At The Neck
The joint lets the head itself rotate flat to the floor, into a corner or up a wall while your hands stay in the same comfortable grip. Nothing about your wrist, arm or back has to change angle.
Telescopic Handle
The aluminium pole extends and twist-locks in place, so floor-level grout is reachable while you stand fully upright instead of crouching over it.
Stiff PP Bristles
Densely packed polypropylene bristles are firm enough to dig into a grout line, while staying kind to tile, glass and sealed hardwood.
Integrated Squeegee
A rubber squeegee blade is built into the head assembly on the reverse edge of the bristles. Rotate the head and drag it back over the surface to pull away dirty water and soap residue for a streak-free finish — no second tool, no towel.
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Scrub, then squeegee — same tool, same grip
Loosening grime is only half the job; what's left behind is dirty water and soap residue that dries as streaks. The squeegee blade sits on the reverse edge of the bristle head, so finishing the job is a rotation of the head rather than a trip back to the cupboard for a towel.
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Scrub
Stiff bristles, aided by the 180° pivot, dig into grout lines and textured surfaces to break up dirt, soap scum and grime.
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Squeegee
Flip or rotate the head to the rubber edge and drag it across the loosened surface — dirty water and residue come away in one pass, streak-free.
Four Mechanisms — Nothing Electric
No motor, no battery, no charging dock. Four mechanical parts doing the work.
The Pivot Joint
Key function — 180° of rotation at the neck so the bristle angle follows the surface, not your wrist.
The Bristle Array
Key function — stiff, tightly packed PP filaments that reach into the grout groove instead of skimming the tile.
The Squeegee Blade
Key function — rubber edge built into the head that clears dirty water and soap residue in a single streak-free pull.
The Extended Pole
Key function — twist-lock aluminium extension that puts the work at arm's length while you stay standing.
Four angles, one grip
Where the pivot earns its keep
Into the corner
Wall-to-floor joints
Rotate the head and the bristles sit square in the joint where a fixed brush can only glance off it.
Up the wall
Vertical grout lines
Shower walls and splashbacks get the same contact angle as the floor, with your arms below shoulder height.
Under the fixtures
Tight clearances
Behind the toilet base, under the vanity, along the tub skirt — the pole reaches, the head turns.
Materials & Build
- Head rotation
- 180° pivot at the neck joint
- Handle
- PP grip + aluminium alloy pole, twist-lock adjustment
- Bristles
- Stiff polypropylene, densely packed
- Squeegee
- Rubber blade integrated into the head assembly (2-in-1)
- Head connection
- Threaded screw-on, not snap-fit
- Surfaces
- Tile, grout, stone, glass, sealed hardwood, textured concrete
- Power
- Fully manual — no batteries, no charging
Verified reviews
12,586 people have scrubbed standing up
4.8
Based on 12,586 reviews
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- 220
- 2 star
- 50
- 1 star
- 16
Very handy cleaning tool
Bought this mainly for my porcelain tiles. I like being able to scrub and push the dirty water away with one tool. The mucky tile joints cleaned up really well.
Verified buyer · Aug 27, 2026
Really useful
Bought this mainly for my utility room floor. It reaches the wall-to-floor edge much better than my old brush. The old grime cleaned up really well. Nothing fancy, it just makes the job easier.
Verified buyer · Aug 27, 2026
The rotating head is the best part
My old fixed brush was annoying around the edges, so I tried this on the shower walls. The pivoting head makes a real difference. The stubborn marks was quicker to finish than usual. A practical little upgrade to my cleaning kit.
Verified buyer · Aug 27, 2026
Wish I bought it sooner
My old fixed brush was annoying around the edges, so I tried this on the ceramic tiles. The brush is wide enough to cover the floor quickly. The built-up dirt was quicker to finish than usual.
Verified buyer · Aug 27, 2026
Exactly what I needed
I wanted something that would let me clean the wet room without getting down on the floor. The stiff bristles actually get into the grout lines. The mud marks came up much cleaner than I expected. Would buy again.
Verified buyer · Aug 26, 2026
Simple but clever design
Used it for the first time on my bathroom floor today. The long handle means i don't have to kneel. The stubborn marks looked fresh again after one proper scrub.
Verified buyer · Aug 26, 2026
Scrub a whole bathroom standing up, or send it back
Use it on your worst grout line for 30 days. If your knees and back are not better off for it, we refund you in full.
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