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Lidl £13 device cleans kitchens and bathrooms 'without scrubbing' out this Sunday
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Lidl £13 device cleans kitchens and bathrooms 'without scrubbing' out this Sunday Shoppers can clean their house 'easily' without scrubbing with the device coming out this Sunday Lidl is launching a new range of cleaning products as part of its latest Special Buy line-up, scheduled this Sunday, July 26. Shoppers will be able to get their hands on various gadgets and devices that are designed to make cleaning around the house 'easier' at affordable prices. One item due for release is the...
Lidl £13 device cleans kitchens and bathrooms 'without scrubbing' out this Sunday
Shoppers can clean their house 'easily' without scrubbing with the device coming out this Sunday
Lidl is launching a new range of cleaning products as part of its latest Special Buy line-up, scheduled this Sunday, July 26. Shoppers will be able to get their hands on various gadgets and devices that are designed to make cleaning around the house 'easier' at affordable prices.
One item due for release is the Silvercrest Electric Cleaning Brush. It will go on sale for £12.99 and is described by Lidl as a "versatile" cleaning device which doesn't require "hard scrubbing" as it already does the hard work for you.
In the product description online, Lidl explains: "Versatile: for different uses around the house. Easily removes stubborn dirt. For thorough cleaning of kitchen and bathroom fittings, microwaves, pots, pans and more. No hard scrubbing. Also suitable for use in damp and wet areas."
The £13 cleaning brush comes with various accessories and attachments. There are two different types of brush heads, including wide and narrow, as well as a pad holder with a hook and loop fastening, and two scouring pad attachments.
The device's battery is described as "powerful" and users can charge it up via a USB-C charging cable. Lidl says the battery life is 60 minutes on a fully charged battery and the protection rating is IPX5. The cleaning gadget also comes with three-year warranty.
On social media, people who have used the £13 brush before have shared their opinions. On YouTube, lifestyle blogger Planet IMO, uploaded a video about her thoughts on the cleaning device.
In the video, she mentions that it feels "quite nice" to use because it guides itself automatically, making it easy to get into nooks and crannies. She also notes that she was "pleased" with how it cleaned a tricky spot in her kitchen and found the process "quite fun".
In the comment section, various viewers have said they would be interested in getting the gadget themselves. One person said: "I have been considering getting a scrubbing brush. Now I feel twice as inspired! It will make bathroom cleaning so much easier!" Someone else said: "Now I want that scrubber! I would love it for the bathtub."
What other cleaning products are coming to Lidl's Middle Aisle?
Lidl is dropping a range of cleaning and household items in its Middle Aisle this weekend, with the main deals hitting stores on Sunday. Key cleaning gadgets and accessories arriving include:
- Silvercrest Steam Cleaner (£19.99): A chemical-free portable device with seven accessories designed to 'clean, disinfect, and degrease'.
- Silvercrest Spot Cleaner (£34.99): Ideal for 'lifting' spills and stains from carpets and upholstery.
- W5 Spray Mop (£7.99): A 'quick' and 'convenient' floor-cleaning set.
- Bagged Vacuum Cleaner (£99.00): Features a telescopic wand, floor nozzle, and additional accessory nozzles.
You can find the full range or look for other upcoming household drops on the Lidl Cleaning and Household page.