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Pool Scrubbing Mitt
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Great House Cleaning Tool,
October 17, 2009
By lanes
from Lincroft, NJ
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Pros: Easy to scrub
Cons: none
"I saw this while shopping for pool supplies and read the comments which most weren't good. HOWEVER, I looked at it to clean my bathroom sinks, tubs, and toilets. I guess not emerging it into the pool water elimated the scrubber part coming off the glove. For inside chores, it's a must and is convenient. I have a separate one for the toilet. It's so easy to clean with and then clean "the glove." So I've never used it on the pool but I would say for household chores, it's a must. I just ordered 5 more!"
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Inferior Quality,
May 30, 2008
By Tybo
from Fort Smith, AR
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Pros: It cleans well.
Cons: Yellow rubber mitten split around edges during first use.
"The scrubbing pad worked better than a brush but the rubber mitten split around the edges. It became totally useless as a mitten. I pulled the scrubber pad off of the mitten and will try to use just the pad on my next cleaning. Oh well, you win some; you lose some."
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5
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Scrub Away,
August 30, 2007
By Wynnyrd
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Pros: Easy, fast, protects
Cons: None
"This is a must for cleaning the bath tub ring. Easy to get on/off, protects your hand from the concrete, and its fast to use. Love it."
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4
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Handy Cleaner,
August 11, 2007
By ydydal
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Pros: No more hand cramps from prolonged grabbing of brush
Cons: 1 size fits all - small hands get a bit lost - designed for right handers
"The pool scrubbing mitt is a great way to scrub along water line, around skimmers, stairs, ladders and top portions of liners (only as far as arm can reach.) I found it a bit awkward using from the pool deck. It was much easier, and more enjoyable to use while in the pool. The biggest plus... hands don't cramp from continued use of grabbing brushes."
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