Sun Joe Power Scrubbing Broom w/ Adapters - Green - Hard Floor - Synthetic Flagged Bristle - Compact & Lightweight - Floor Cleaning

Light weight works well but not for heavy usage

This is a great tool to help you clean a deck, vinyl siding, asphalt or even concrete without damaging the surface.It’s easy to move. I liken it to using a vacuum cleaner. You just move it back and forth over a surface a couple of times and it will lift off any dirt, algae or mildew. So it’s perfect for light to middle weight jobs. You couldn’t use this to strip paint off a deck if that’s your goal.Even without soap the power brush is pretty effective. I used it to remove dried on pollen on my deck and removed most of it. But then I decided to soap up the deck and then power brush it and it was even more effective.One con is that with my snowjoe spx 3000 it didn’t produce suds even though I had the soap turned on with the power brush attachment. I had to manually switch from the power brush to the soap head. And the back to the power brush.I do wish this power brush was a quick connect attachment. But you have to twist it on which takes a bit more time.All in all I’m very happy with this power brush and I can see myself using it on deck, patio, siding and patio furniture and cushions. Highly recommend it.

This is a review of the Sun Joe SPX-PWB1 Scrubbing Broom, as used with a Sun Joe SPX3000 Xtream electric pressure washer (2200PSI, 1.65GPM, 13A).I have long used (and hated) a Sears Craftsman gas powered pressure washer (2800PSI, 2.5GPM, 7HP) for cleaning my driveway. The main problem with this washer was that I tended to leave "zebra stripes" on the concrete due to the single nozzle and depending on the water spray alone to do the cleaning. I had to go back over each swath of concrete to hit the stripes a second time. And even with that, it was difficult to achieve uniform coloration of the concrete, post cleaning. Pressure washing my long driveway, large parking apron and sidewalks generally turned into an all-day chore, one that I tended to avoid.The Sun Joe SPX-PWB1 Scrubbing Broom has three nozzles, that individually probably would not do a good job of cleaning a rough concrete surface. But when you combine three nozzles with the scrubbing power of the broom, you can do a good job very quickly. While I have tested the Sun Joe on only a limited area (maybe 100 sq. ft.), I do believe the combination of the SPX3000 and the SPX-PWB1 will do a better job, much more quickly - with significantly less water usage.That said, I have my doubts about the durability of the "broom handle". The handle is assembled from two 16" sections made from 3/4" light aluminum tubing. There is some flexure at the primary joint, which makes it feel like the handle is bending. It isn't really bending, but I think it might, if too much scrubbing pressure were to be applied. In my limited test (of the most discolored section of my driveway), I did not need to apply much pressure to achieve a very adequate result. But the handle feels flimsy in general, and I think it might not hold up well over the long haul.

A reasonable quality unit.The shaft is not particularly sturdy so will need to be careful in its use.

We get a lot of pollen on our deck in the spring and a hose will not clear it off. This attachment on our pressure washer cut the time it took to clean the deck and did a great job. The brush got into the texture of our composite decking to loosen the pollen and the three water jets across the broom helps to speed up the process by covering a wider area than a standard pressure washer tip. I would love to see a brush on a flexible hose to get around narrow areas on siding, stairs and the top railing on the deck fencing.