Awesome, I've seen this bad boy for some time and decided since I do a lot of cleaning jobs from Furniture stores, vacation rentals, cellular stores, commercial cleaning etc. I would pick one up and give it a go. Never really looked at videos to check it out but watching yours kind of made me excited to use mine today as I arrive at work.
I was looking at the Motorscrubber which is around $1300. This seems basically the same but with less different brush attachments. For the much cheaper price, I think this is superior. Thanks!
I suggest you look into getting the wider 8 inch brushes for cleaning larger areas. I own this model, plus the newer model that you can attach a garden hose and it sprays. I used the handheld model and it worked well for the shower. All in all it's a handy tool to have and it makes cleaning so much easier.
Thinking of getting one, but your footage didn't really show much of it cleaning. Cleaning that dust plaque against the wall would have been great demonstration of the products ability to clean, but we only saw a brief part of the cleaning process.
thanks heaps for your advice ive actually taken on board what you said in all my other ryobi videos. Thanks heaps your advice has really helped my videos improve.
If you have to choose, get the telescopic one first. The telescopic one can do just about everything it can reach if you have enough space. The hand held one is only more useful for small spaces like shower cubicles or small walk-in wardrobes.
Cleaning is a lot easier when you spray a cleaner over the surface and let it sit for 20 mins but make sure the chemicals won’t damage the surface your cleaning, great video by the way
I have the smaller one. Good for the shower screens and tiles but it's heavy one-handed so use a small battery. Didn't go with the extendable one as I have hard floor cleaners but I see you with that thing in all sorts of places my floor cleaners won't go like up walls and inside cupboards. Impressed! (subbed and belled) PS. Pro-tip for the O-ring sealing the battery compartment. Check each time there's not a hair or anything on the o-ring as water may find its way in, especially the way you work. (meant as a compliment). Cheers. 👍😃
@@goddesskemisi7225 Hold the spindle so it won't rotate then with your other hand get a good grip on the brush and rotate it past the detent it's currently in. This will line up the three-pointed hole on the brush with the three-pointed star on the end of the spindle so the brush can be lifted off.
If your in Australia we get these from Bunnings. But outside of Australia I dont know. sometimes the Ryobi website tells you where the stores that supply their products are being sold. hope that helps.@@ihrampkb6361
That's so cool that the folks in Austrailia have lots of thriving Kmart stores. In the US, we only have three left: One in New York, one in New Jersey and one in Florida. Kmart is sorely missed, and was, at one time, the biggest retailer in the United States. As for Ryobi, the brand is very popular over here; however, the only authorized US seller of Ryobi is Home Depot. Their stores are popular; plus, they offer free shipping. The fact that Kmart of Austrailia is selling Ryobi products is very interesting. Do other Austrailian retailers also carry Ryobi products, or does Kmart have the exclusive?
God damn it, wish I’d seen that earlier I could of walked my dog round the estate 20 times, instead I was cleaning my showers with my new power scrubber which I was slightly over excited about…. Would of loved to hear ya sarky voice tho 🚿🚿🚿
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Awesome, I've seen this bad boy for some time and decided since I do a lot of cleaning jobs from Furniture stores, vacation rentals, cellular stores, commercial cleaning etc. I would pick one up and give it a go. Never really looked at videos to check it out but watching yours kind of made me excited to use mine today as I arrive at work.
Glad I could help 😊
Do you think it will clean a restaurant kitchen floor
@@junbug2616yes it would and id get the black brush head which is stronger
I was looking at the Motorscrubber which is around $1300. This seems basically the same but with less different brush attachments. For the much cheaper price, I think this is superior. Thanks!
The Motorscrubber sounds good too i just looked it up and it seems like a beast. But that price tag tho...
Thank you for the tip! Watched your video & ordered one right away! I hate uselessly mopping the floor, this will be perfect! :)
I suggest you look into getting the wider 8 inch brushes for cleaning larger areas. I own this model, plus the newer model that you can attach a garden hose and it sprays. I used the handheld model and it worked well for the shower. All in all it's a handy tool to have and it makes cleaning so much easier.
Thanks for the tip!
Thinking of getting one, but your footage didn't really show much of it cleaning.
Cleaning that dust plaque against the wall would have been great demonstration of the products ability to clean, but we only saw a brief part of the cleaning process.
thanks heaps for your advice ive actually taken on board what you said in all my other ryobi videos. Thanks heaps your advice has really helped my videos improve.
If you have to choose, get the telescopic one first. The telescopic one can do just about everything it can reach if you have enough space. The hand held one is only more useful for small spaces like shower cubicles or small walk-in wardrobes.
Fully agree 👍
If you have a drill, use a regular drill with a brush attachment. That’ll be your handheld one
nope. the button can be kept on without holding it. plus it's waterproof.these machines are incredible
Drill brush is ok but brushes always fail where the metal connects to plastic.
Thanks for that. I ended up getting the drill and all the brushes, I will be making a video on that soon
Love mine to but sadly in Canada I can’t seem to get the different heads in store. Have to order online. But love the product
Cleaning is a lot easier when you spray a cleaner over the surface and let it sit for 20 mins but make sure the chemicals won’t damage the surface your cleaning, great video by the way
Great point!
I have the smaller one. Good for the shower screens and tiles but it's heavy one-handed so use a small battery. Didn't go with the extendable one as I have hard floor cleaners but I see you with that thing in all sorts of places my floor cleaners won't go like up walls and inside cupboards. Impressed! (subbed and belled) PS. Pro-tip for the O-ring sealing the battery compartment. Check each time there's not a hair or anything on the o-ring as water may find its way in, especially the way you work. (meant as a compliment). Cheers. 👍😃
How do you take the brush off? I can’t seem to take mines off. I have the hand held one.
@@goddesskemisi7225 Hold the spindle so it won't rotate then with your other hand get a good grip on the brush and rotate it past the detent it's currently in. This will line up the three-pointed hole on the brush with the three-pointed star on the end of the spindle so the brush can be lifted off.
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I found it hard to remove at first but its a twist lock system@@goddesskemisi7225
I got one and returned it, a mop does same work. It moves too slow to scrub anything like drywall, deck, concrete etc.
these machines are incredible.. one of the best tools i have ever bought
Where can I get this machine??
If your in Australia we get these from Bunnings. But outside of Australia I dont know. sometimes the Ryobi website tells you where the stores that supply their products are being sold. hope that helps.@@ihrampkb6361
How do you take the brush off? I can’t seem to take mines off. I have the hand held one.
Il make a video on that thanks good suggestion
Do you have to hold on the power button at all times? Or can it be turn on and off automatically
No, you do not have to hold it down.
You just press this in once and off you go!
I need this for my shower
it makes short work of shower cleaning :)
If you intend to clean the tiles, I suggest you to use steam cleaners!
Nice vide anyway! I can see all your effort ❤
love mine! Makes cleaning the shower a breeze.
Price
Does it get those grout lines?
Hi, Bryan here from Celleste Properties. Are you based in Gold Coast only or are you dining bond clean in brisbane as well
Hey were did u get that light camara on the scrubber ?
Well done. 👍👍
thanks appreciate your comment and for taking the time to watch
What's the mass for?
Can you use this for walls?
Where can i get??
In Australia its in Bunnings. If your from somewhere else go to the ryobi website and it should say where their suppliers are
Price plz
$199 AUD
I need this
did you end up getting one?
@@SomehowIClean I can’t find any in uk
Or did anyone know where I can get in uk pls
Nice for siding
That's so cool that the folks in Austrailia have lots of thriving Kmart stores. In the US, we only have three left: One in New York, one in New Jersey and one in Florida. Kmart is sorely missed, and was, at one time, the biggest retailer in the United States. As for Ryobi, the brand is very popular over here; however, the only authorized US seller of Ryobi is Home Depot. Their stores are popular; plus, they offer free shipping. The fact that Kmart of Austrailia is selling Ryobi products is very interesting. Do other Austrailian retailers also carry Ryobi products, or does Kmart have the exclusive?
Thanks for your comment. It seems to me that Bunnings has a deal with Ryobi in Australia. I get all my ryobi gear from them.
K mart is in Massachusetts as well
Does it clean slabs outside my house.
I used it on the bricks outside and on a front door to scrub years of grime off that thing. went well
What would you use it for?
Soft bristles for solar panels, medium for decking and hard for concrete and patio. Might pick one up, feel really tempted
that's very cool did you end up getting one? @@konstantine381
@@SomehowIClean not yet 🙂 hoping DeWalt will make something similar tho.
Got one and it doesnt scrub that well, battery life is short too, only 10 minutes.
10 minutes sounds short. Are you using the 2ah battery for it??
Thank you... this was just the info I needed to decide which brush to get. On a side note, love the accent when you say 'bristle". :)
This doesn't come with battery the battery it self is like extra 100 dollars
God damn it, wish I’d seen that earlier I could of walked my dog round the estate 20 times, instead I was cleaning my showers with my new power scrubber which I was slightly over excited about…. Would of loved to hear ya sarky voice tho 🚿🚿🚿
sounds good
Lose the ridiculous mask
It keeps finding me