How BAD is the Ryobi 4V USB Lithium Scrubber Review, model FVG51, or is it actually GREAT?!

In this video I go over the usage and if we have had any problems with the Ryobi 4V USB Lithium Scrubber, model FVG51. As you walk through your Home Depot's cleaning isle, and it is calling to you, should you bother spending money on it?

[@OWK000]

I am sure there is a world of after-market 1/4" shank drill brushes out there. It would be nice if it came with the Ryobi kit, though.

[@TBKHomeworld]

I too love that this has opened up a TON of accessories for this tool, the kit would have been nice but at least it did come with three different heads. However, a great additional include (as a bonus) would be something like this www.directtoolsoutlet.com/product/A95SPBK223
Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@reaver2042]

Wow, I can't believe you managed to talk about a power brush for a whole 11 minutes! 😂 But seriously, your passion for the Ryobi power brush is kind of adorable. 🧼🔧 The way you explain every little detail makes it sound like the coolest cleaning tool ever. I never thought I'd be so interested in a cleaning gadget, but here I am, totally hooked!
Your enthusiasm is infectious, and it's clear you really know your stuff. 💪✨ It's like you're the Bob Ross of power brushes, making everything seem so easy and fun. Keep up the great work, and maybe consider mixing in some other topics too. Who knows, you might just make vacuuming or lawn mowing the next big thing! 😜
Thanks for the surprisingly entertaining video. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with next! #RyobiPowerBrush #CleaningGuru #UnexpectedlyEntertaining

[@TBKHomeworld]

Wow, the Bob Ross of power brushes?! I have a lot to live up to now! I hope you like the power brush as much as I do.
Thank you for watching and commenting!

[@So818cal]

Battery life?

[@TBKHomeworld]

Ryobi doesn't put out any specific numbers. The total runtime would change a lot depending on which scrubbing head you were using, how much pressure you were putting on it, and how new/old the battery was. From our personal experience, I've only ever seen it run out of juice one time and that was while cleaning multiple bathrooms, it was about 50 minutes with various pressure on the scrubber and head swaped to different scrubbers as needed.
Your time may be drastically different, it just depends on how you use it. Thank you for watching and asking a good question!