Fuginator tile joint brush orange/blue - innovative grout brush for cleaning joints in bathroom, kitchen & household removes mould superficially

I use this product for cleaning grout on the tiles and in behind the sink. Makes cleaning alot easier .Great quality handle . Very strong bristles that would last a long time

for sure got right in there and was totally surprised about how effective it was. Sure, there where moldy bits that have really gotten ingrained into the grout (nothing this brush can do about that - but found with a combo of mould spray did help some). Overall, this got rid of 98% (im not kidding!) of the mold in the grouting that has been really hard to get at with a normal tooth brush (an old one!! Not my current one ;) ) or a cloth or scrubber.The bristles are really nice and stiff and the design allows for access to some awkward angles.Just get it... it works

I am very rarely this impressed with a product, and I very nearly didn't buy it as I thought it was too expensive for what it was! I only bought this as i needed to spend an extra few pounds to get free delivery (the one I was going to buy was from a marketplace seller so didn't count towards my £20). I used this with Lithofin grout cleaner, it still does an amazing job with just water and a bit of flash, but the grout cleaner just got my grout that little bit whiter. I have added a photo so you can see the difference it has made and I got 1/3 of my floor done in just 30mins. I have spent days previously cleaning it with steam cleaners and bleach and a toothbrush! If I have to find fault is like previous reviewers, I have found it doesn't get right to the edges, but I can live with that

These products concentrate the brushing power exactly where it's needed and do help a lot. You still need either a grout cleaner or mould remover depending on the type and severity of staining. HG make excellent products for these purposes and both are available from Amazon:Grout Cleaner - Ready to useHG Mould SprayIt will still take a while and a fair bit of effort, so don't give up too soon - improvement is gradual rather than instant. More that one application of cleaner/mould remover may be required, together with soaking time as per the instructions on the product being used. This has salvaged a job that I thought would only be solved by re-grouting, and anyone who has tried removing old grout will know how time consuming and dusty that can be.Well worth the investment and used briefly and regularly when cleaning the bathroom will certainly keep the grout looking good.

Really good brush but no attachment to undertake standing cleaning. No options to ask where to get one neither, hence not good if you are expecting to be able to operate standing up. The brush is excellent if you can get down on your hands and knees! Happy to review my review if I can get the long handle attachment.

Somehow, ever so slightly inebriated, I came across this product and throwing caution to the wind, I ordered it.Having been a toothbrush devotee all my cleaning life, I woke up the next day and laughed at my foolishness.Till I used it.....It’s brilliant, much quicker, easy to hold, a much stiffer brush than a toothbrush it’s a fantastic product.My couple of hours, once every couple of months stint, scrubbing the grout in the bathroom, whilst I choke on bleach is no more.Even without cleaning products, it brings the grout up beautifully. Round the taps, along the edge of the bath/sink/toilet, oh and that mastic covered in mould wasn’t mastic. Just mould. Yuk. But looks so much better.Yep, I need to get out more, but it’s a great product. In fact I’m getting my mum one for mother’s day. He he

At almost £8 this is an expensive brush but does an excellent job of cleaning grout. Previously I used a nail brush or toothbrush neither of which really scours the grout but the bristles on this are incredibly stiff. Because it's a line of bristles it stays on track in the grout line, so you're not wasting elbow grease cleaning the tiles. The mildew on our bathroom grout was largely removed using this, just leaving a grey taint behind after which I've treated it with mould spray HG Mould Spray. One word of caution when using this is that because its a stiff brush, it's quite easy to inadvertently strip bath sealant.

I wore the last one out but given how hard it worked, I still felt it had given me value. It is the only thing I have found that really gets into the grout channels between tiles.So if you want to get a deep scrub going, this may be the brush for you.