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2. The small at brush has a similar performance to the large
at brush, but is better suited to smaller areas like sink
edges (Fig. 9).
3. The cone brush is moderately rm and ideal for getting
into small, hard to reach spaces like grout (Fig. 10).
4. The round brush is the least rm and more suitable for
curved, irregular surfaces. It is ideal for everyday cleaning,
especially on surfaces like tile and porcelain (Fig. 11).
Operation
To use the power scrubber, be sure to wet the intended area
and apply desired cleaning product.
mWARNING! The scrubber head is water-resistant. DO
NOT submerge head in water. DO NOT expose handle or
battery to water. If the unit accidentally falls into water, shake
out loose liquid and allow to dry overnight.
Adjusting Scrubber Head.
1. Push and hold down the head adjustment button to adjust
the angle of the scrubber head if desired. The scrubber
head can tilt up to 45º (Fig. 12).
Starting + Stopping
1. Insert the battery into the battery compartment on the
handle (Fig. 13).
Fig. 8
Largeat
brush
Scrubber
head
Fig. 9
Smallat
brush
Scrubber
head
Fig. 10
Cone brush
Scrubber
head
Fig. 11
Round brush
Scrubber
head
Scrubber head
Fig. 12
Head adjustment button
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