One of the most frustrating things about taking care of our homes is when it seems as though you need a bunch of different cleaning brushes and products to do several things. Recently, we found this rubber brush and discovered how multi-purpose it really is. Kelly went so crazy for it she insisted we had to carry it in the Fly Shop! Here is how Kelly describes FlyLady's Rubba Scrubba:

I have dogs and kids. This means dog hair and crumbs every where, all the time. I have been on a personal mission for years to find out how to get the dog hair completely off the furniture (yes, I know I should train them to not get on the furniture, but they are members of our family, after all...lol). In my search, I came across this rubber brush. It wasn't that expensive so I figured I had nothing to lose (but the dog hair) so I gave it a try. I was so shocked! I had just vacuumed the couches earlier in the day so I was not expecting there to be much of anything left to brush and remove, and it allowed me the chance to get a feel for how it worked. I could not believe how much hair came off the couch; after all, I couldn't see it AND I had just vacuumed that couch! I stood there with it in my hand and tried to figure out why it worked so well, especially when I compared it to other products I had tried in the past. Then it hit me! Think of it this way: If you ever had long hair, you will understand this. If you use a rubber band on your hair to make a ponytail, it is really painful because of how the rubber grabs and pulls the hair. Well, the Rubba Scrubba works the same way! I was so thrilled! Then, as a "sort of" joke, I brushed one of the dogs with it (it resembles a hair brush, so I thought, "why not??!!"). To my surprise, the dog was so happy; I was able to grab all the loose hair on him and it did not hurt him one bit! Over the next few days, I realized the uses of the Rubba Scrubba were endless. I used it as a whisk broom with a dust pan, to scrub the tracks of the shower doors, to go along the baseboards where the carpeting meets the walls; I even used it to wash dishes! And now for the BEST part: Just toss it in the top rack of the dishwasher to sanitize it!! (Please note that extra hot wash temperatures and heated drying is not recommended). I am telling you that this is, hands down, one of the neatest tools I have in my home now! I can use ONE item to do so much! I have decluttered a bunch of sponges, scrubbing brushes and whisk brooms and have replaced them with a Rubba Scrubba. It is amazing! - Kelly

FlyLady's Rubba Scrubba is 10 1/2 inches in length and 1 1/2 inches in width (across the brush head).

We asked you to send in some of the many uses you discovered for the Rubba Scrubba. You responded with some great ideas and we thank you!!
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