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  1. ECONOMY SUCTION BRUSH (MODEL NC28224) The Economy Suction Brush, model NC28224, is a scrub brush for cleaning vegetables designed for use by individuals with use of only one hand. The brush features stiff nylon bristles in a lightweight plastic base to which rubber suction-cup feet are affixed. The suction-cup feet secure the brush to most flat surfaces during use. DIMENSIONS: The brush is 4 inches long....[More Information]

  2. TUB & TILE SCRUBBER (MODEL 173779) Picture of TUB & TILE SCRUBBER (MODEL 173779) The Tub and Tile Scrubber, model 173779, is a long-handled scrub brush designed for use by individuals with arthritis or balance, lower extremity, or mobility disabilities.This scrubber has a lightweight polymer handle that adjusts to five length positions and two swivel snap-on cleaning heads, a scouring pad with sponge and a microfiber pad. OPTIONS: Replacement cleaning heads. DIMENSIONS: The handle adjusts from 26 to 38 inches long. The cleaning head is 5.25 x 4 inches....[More Information]

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