Buy It And Try It: The Sonic Scrubber

The Sonic Scrubber claims to use powerful "sonic technology" to clean
even the toughest stains. Let's see if that's true.

When you think of double trouble, double that, and you have the
McNulty quads of Carmichael, now 20-months old.

"They're hysterical," says mother Gen McNulty. "There's never a dull moment."

You've got Molly, who mom describes as a diva, Libby, who's a bit
fussy but affectionate, Ally, the goofball comedian, and Russell,
who's all boy and quite the charmer.

That makes it a challenge for Gen to keep the house clean.

"I just clean in a circle all day long," she says. "Just clean and
clean and clean and never get anything finished."

I have something that just might help her: The Sonic Scrubber, which
resembles and electric toothbrush with different size attachments.

"Anything that would make things cleaner in my house would be
fantastic, but I'm not getting my hopes up."

You're supposed to use the super scrubber with your favorite cleaner,
and then scrub away. With some distractions, Gen does it with one
hand, and wipes away what she's scrubbed up.

It worked!

Let's see how it works on the faucet. Sure enough, it easily shines it up.

So Gen goes to town in the kitchen, the kids impatiently watching as
she scrubs under the door -- it works there too.

It's even supposed to work on upholstery. Gen's got some milk stains
on the couch which nothing has worked on before. Sure enough, after a
bit of sonic scrubbing and upholstery cleaner, it pulls up a lot of
dirt. We wait for it to dry to see the true results.

We have a second Sonic Scrubber for the bathroom. Gen's got some soap
scum under the faucet to clean, and it works!

Gen's impressed by the Sonic Scrubber. It's passed all of our tests,
and she got through all of her cleaning.

"It's something you can use one-handed," she says.

I paid $19.95 plus shipping and handling and bought it at
SonicScrubberTVOffer.com.