I bought one of these full price 30 bucks and they are great and a steal at 20 bucks delivered, must have for the bathrooms and white picket fences, does a great job, only problem has the battery been sitting in a box for 3 years and ready to die. But Meh has awesome CS so go for it .
@mellowirishgent One of the first few lines of their 90 day warranty is “No warranty on batteries”, so be careful with this one. That being said, I still may end up with one of these.
@Achromatter@mellowirishgent I have a Quickie branded one, and the only way to replace the battery is to buy a new one, something I had to do recently. To be fair I bought the old one in 2013, so the battery had a long run.
As someone with back problems, it’s made a huge difference.
I…actually own one of these? They are ok; not that powerful but decent at cleaning the tile floors/walls in my shower. Wife bought it but I’m pretty sure we spent a bit bit more than $20 for it.
@haydesigner@hchavers And give up the joy of being a jobs creator? Or to put food on the table for someone that hopes to become a documented citizen someday?
@hchavers I’ve been trying to convince my husband to let us hire a house cleaner for years. The bad news is he didn’t like the idea. The good news is that it turns out he does more of the house keeping than me anyways.
@hchavers I don’t think it eliminates the work - it just adds a level of indirection. You (likely) had to work for the money to pay the maid.
That said, I agree with (and practice) that approach.
@hchavers It significantly decreases the amount of time you have to spend bent over, which is no small thing if you have back problems. Using one of these I can put the lid down on the toilet, put a cushion on there to help with my back pain, and clean most of the shower while sitting down.
Just because it doesn’t help you doesn’t mean it’s not extremely helpful for others.
@chienfou@mike808, speaking of ‘presumptive’, I didn’t read where anyone mentioned ‘Latinx’!! Regard-less, while I was my Mother’s caregiver, we used a service which provided us with a nice home cleaner, and none were undocumented, nor latinx!! BTW, you guys need to keep in mind not everyone here is black, or white,…JSYK!!
@1DisabledWarVet
the Latinx reference was due to the ‘hopes to become a documented citizen’ comment. Yes it is presumptive… there are others that are ‘undocumented’ living in the US, but by and large that is the group that style comment typically refers to.
@chienfou, I’ll give you that,… I have to admit when some guy says ‘racist’, I tend to think they"re talking about White Supremacists, or White People!! TSo, the Question is, “Does That Make It Right, or Alright¿?”
@BuddTX I have these drill brush attachments, and they do work good. But it could be nice to have a dedicated one for more wet areas & one that’s lighter. I also wonder about using this Meh offering for vehicle wheels. For $20 I’m tempted, but the battery sucking is my only concern.
@BuddTX This is exactly what I do. Recently found an excellent set of drill-mountable scrubbing brushes for about $9. Much heavier duty that this cheap plastic gizmo. My drill is also electric, so lots of torque and no battery issues…
@BuddTX the down side for me, which doesn’t keep me from using my drill brushes, is that the drill can get pretty heavy during long cleaning sessions at weird angles.
@stormshadow999 I have looked at this product before, but I never connected the dots or break up the syllables like you did. I have been thinking about it the entire day and have laughed quite a few times. Just had to let you know before the day ended. Thanks.
@BuddTX@craigthom, ‘Heaviness’ is relative to the strength of the user, e.g. for someone who plays a guitar for hours at a time, or works with power tools 8-10 hours a day, a power drill wouldn’t get too darn heavy. Just. saying.
@BuddTX@craigthom, I agree, yet my comments are not solely restricted by what another person posts In A Public Forum! I took was also relating to my own personal experience(s) ⚒, and as I posted, I’m Just Saying!!
@haydesigner To be fair, your toilet will be clean. You just have to wipe down the walls and then jump in the shower afterwards to clean up the resulting flying debris. You may also want to floss to be sure you didn’t miss a spot although I suspect you’ll taste it if you did.
@monotoo One aspect to consider is that a drill is unlikely to be waterproof. Definitely an issue with a corded drill, but even with a cordless drill, there will be a risk of shorting something out if it gets wet.
@monotoo@narfcake and my drill is pretty heavy duty, aka heavy. Makes it tough to do funny angles. But I do have some of those brush attachments for my drill I use for only heavy duty scrubbing jobs. I wish this Meh brush used AA batteries you could just replace, I’ve had some bad experiences with rechargeable batteries on cheap items.
@monotoo@narfcake, part of a painters job is to keep the paint off of him. In this same spirit, the job of someone cleaning a tub, or tile with a cleaner & water is to also keep the cleaner & water off him & his drill. That’s not hard, unless 1 just does Not know what they’re doing, And using a corded electric drill is just asking for a jolt of reality!!
ROGER: Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say Ni at will to old ladies. There is a pestilence upon this land. Nothing is sacred. Even those who design and sell scrubbers are under considerable economic stress at this period in history.
KING ARTHUR: Did you say scrubbery?
ROGER: Yes, scrubbery is my trade. I am a scrubber. My name is Roger the Scrubber. I design, build and sell scrubbery.
You can basically get these as drill attachments on amazon for under $10. A good drill will hold up to way more than this thing can and is more versatile. The second link here is almost the exact same attachments.
@dgonyier That thing was awesome. I had two of them. One took the little 3.6V NiCd cells they used to use, and the other was sealed and had a built-in battery and charger plug. I think both would actually still work but only for a few minutes given the age of the battery. Not for heavy-duty stuff but really good for cleaning cars/rv trims, like window trim and stuff. Where in my climate, moss tends to grow if neglected.
Honestly I don’t know why Milwaukee doesn’t make a compact M12 version of that. Ryobi does have one that uses their 18V battery system, you can buy it at HD (I think there are two models). But with the 18V battery it’s a bit bigger and clunky, and too expensive at $69 tool-only for what it is.
@dgonyier I still have a bunch of the replacement brushes, sponges, even a wire brush add-on for the ScumBuster. As far as I know, nothing else has been made that takes that weird locking triangular mount system, which actually worked very well. I was searching for some adapter I could use with a drill or something to make use of my old Scumbuster attachments. I suppose somebody clever might 3D-print one, in which case I’ll probably buy it. Or buy a printer and get the file.
Just order this one to try it out. Ni–MH and Ni-Cad batteries are so outdated. Don’t anticipate the battery will last that many uses. Just wonder if we can open it up and put a lithium replacement in it later on.
Looks like replacement heads are about $20 a set from several sources. May want to get more than one to start with (plus I wonder if you can use 2 extensions at one time to increase the reach for outside, like siding etc. Though that may have too much flex to be very useful. )
@pmarin Since I set myself up for that one, I guess it must be true! The Sonicket travel toothbrushes really have tiny brush-heads, though, and it did occur to me that the scrubber is basically just a giant electric toothbrush.
@Kyeh I use to use the same brush about 98% of the time, and after a year I bought a whole new set for dirt cheap on Amazon. I have since used the same one from the new set, and then I started using a different style (which at that point I had 2 of) and I am still using the first one of those. I also still have my old favorite ones, and I CAN still use them but the brushes obviously aren’t as strong as they were when newer.
@GirlPleeeeze Thanks! So it sounds like they hold up pretty well. How cheap is dirt cheap? Chienfou above found a set listed somewhere for $20; was it less than that?
@Kyeh Also, I want to add that when using, even though you may have the inclination to push down hard, that is not necessary and will only lead to the brushes wearing out faster.
While waiting for the scrubber to get here, I saw my order was shipped from Texas to Indiana. I don’t live in Indiana. I live in Kansas. The scrubber will not be in Kansas anymore. How did that happen?
Okay so this thing shows up on our porch… not in a plan brown wrapper… so I grab it quick & toss it inside. My wife was walking behind me when I was checking Meh & said “buy that!” & bam, oh god what did I just do.
She’s busy unboxing it & asking me if it needs batteries… heck if I know I didn’t read the write up on it. She proceeds to assemble it behind me while I was working & suddenly I hear it running, turn around to look & BAM she shoves it into my NECK! Which of course makes be yell OUCH CRAP STOP THAT. She’s giggling away saying “oh don’t be a baby, the bristles are soft!” The she tries it on her own neck & says “ouch! That does hurt”. Since then it’s been in the corner of the room, leaning on the wall. I guess it works great. [enter image description here][1] are [1]:
Specs
What’s Included?
Price Comparison
$74.99 at Amazon
Warranty
90 days
Estimated Delivery
Tuesday, Sep 21 - Monday, Sep 27
First again! Is that still a thing here or am I holding onto the past?
@hammi99 When was it a thing in the past?
Please never do that again, @hammi99.
@hammi99 Woot!
@hammi99 @phelmurh no, meh
@hammi99, I’m just guessing, but maybe nobody else cares about going 1st. I know, I sure don’t!
Scrubery???
@llangley Yeah. It’s 8:30 EDT. You’d think they would have fixed that by now.
@llangley Hey Meh!
Shrub - shrubbery
Scrub - scrubbery
Your spelling - scrubery - would be pronounced Screw-bury
@llangley @Trinityscrew Ah yes. A small village in England.
@KazamaSmokers @llangley Quite. Right between Oralham and Analshire if I recall.
@KazamaSmokers @llangley @Trinityscrew Just up the motorway from Penistone.
Will this keep my crack clean?
@yakkoTDI no it’s only good for meth
@brubro @yakkoTDI
@yakkoTDI As far as you can tell, yes.
@yakkoTDI, You mean, you clean your crack before you smoke it¿?
/giphy infamous-valuable-holiday
Is this some sort of glitch in the Matrix? This garbage was/is on sidedeal for the same price.
@caffeineguy watch, they will quickly raise the price at side deal
@caffeineguy I thought the same thing. Who needs a brush like this, and then the next day it’s here on Meh.
@caffeineguy @Fuzzalini
Evidently they pulled it from SideDeal. Can’t see it when I search for it. You got a link?
@caffeineguy @chienfou It was on side deal yesterday as the deal. Just like Meh, the page changes daily.
@caffeineguy @Fuzzalini
Thanks. I guess the
Threw me for a loop…
@caffeineguy @chienfou @Fuzzalini Here’s your link:
And you might be able to get the 10% VMP discount (except that, often that doesn’t work on a SideDeal “deal”).
I bought one of these full price 30 bucks and they are great and a steal at 20 bucks delivered, must have for the bathrooms and white picket fences, does a great job, only problem has the battery been sitting in a box for 3 years and ready to die. But Meh has awesome CS so go for it .
POKER! JOKER! NOT MEDIOCRE! AWESOME!
@mellowirishgent I see tons of recent reviews saying it doesn’t hold a charge very long, and doesn’t last very long in general
@mellowirishgent Do you know if the battery is replaceable?
@mellowirishgent One of the first few lines of their 90 day warranty is “No warranty on batteries”, so be careful with this one. That being said, I still may end up with one of these.
@Achromatter @mellowirishgent I have a Quickie branded one, and the only way to replace the battery is to buy a new one, something I had to do recently. To be fair I bought the old one in 2013, so the battery had a long run.
As someone with back problems, it’s made a huge difference.
tell me these aren’t made by quip…
@alacrity I’ve actually owned a Quip for years, and quite like it.
@alacrity @haydesigner
This was a quip about the Quip fiasco a few years ago back
I…actually own one of these? They are ok; not that powerful but decent at cleaning the tile floors/walls in my shower. Wife bought it but I’m pretty sure we spent a bit bit more than $20 for it.
No, this still has to be moved, and force applied to make something move equals work.
Hire a maid to really take the work out of cleaning.
@hchavers I think you need to review the cost/benefit on those two options. Especially the cost part.
@haydesigner @hchavers And give up the joy of being a jobs creator? Or to put food on the table for someone that hopes to become a documented citizen someday?
@haydesigner @hchavers depends on what all benefits your maid provides…
@mike808
Really??? Isn’t that a pit presumptive? The person that cleans Mom’s house once a month is neither undocumented, nor Latinx.
@hchavers I’ve been trying to convince my husband to let us hire a house cleaner for years. The bad news is he didn’t like the idea. The good news is that it turns out he does more of the house keeping than me anyways.
@hchavers I don’t think it eliminates the work - it just adds a level of indirection. You (likely) had to work for the money to pay the maid.
That said, I agree with (and practice) that approach.
@hchavers It significantly decreases the amount of time you have to spend bent over, which is no small thing if you have back problems. Using one of these I can put the lid down on the toilet, put a cushion on there to help with my back pain, and clean most of the shower while sitting down.
Just because it doesn’t help you doesn’t mean it’s not extremely helpful for others.
@chienfou @mike808, speaking of ‘presumptive’, I didn’t read where anyone mentioned ‘Latinx’!! Regard-less, while I was my Mother’s caregiver, we used a service which provided us with a nice home cleaner, and none were undocumented, nor latinx!! BTW, you guys need to keep in mind not everyone here is black, or white,…JSYK!!
@1DisabledWarVet
the Latinx reference was due to the ‘hopes to become a documented citizen’ comment. Yes it is presumptive… there are others that are ‘undocumented’ living in the US, but by and large that is the group that style comment typically refers to.
@chienfou, I’ll give you that,… I have to admit when some guy says ‘racist’, I tend to think they"re talking about White Supremacists, or White People!! TSo, the Question is, “Does That Make It Right, or Alright¿?”
@1DisabledWarVet
No, that’s why I called it out…
I know nothing about this product, good or bad, but “just sayin’”, here is something else to consider, if you have a cordless power drill:
20Piece Drill Brush Attachments Set, Blue Scrub Pads & Sponge , Power Scrubber Brush with Extend Long Attachment All Purpose Clean for Grout, Tiles, Sinks, Bathtub, Bathroom, Kitchen
@BuddTX, or just 4 pieces for less than half the price ($9)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G7XG6BV/
@haydesigner forget the $avings, the set in your link is made by Ho-lik-me. Sold.
@haydesigner Nice Find!
@BuddTX I have these drill brush attachments, and they do work good. But it could be nice to have a dedicated one for more wet areas & one that’s lighter. I also wonder about using this Meh offering for vehicle wheels. For $20 I’m tempted, but the battery sucking is my only concern.
@BuddTX Thanks. I ordered yours. The drill alone looks like it’s worth more than the 9 bucks. What a deal.
@BuddTX @donver The amazon page says drill not included FYI
@BuddTX effin love my drill brushes. Lets me clean the tub and feel manly at the same time!
@BuddTX This is exactly what I do. Recently found an excellent set of drill-mountable scrubbing brushes for about $9. Much heavier duty that this cheap plastic gizmo. My drill is also electric, so lots of torque and no battery issues…
@BuddTX the down side for me, which doesn’t keep me from using my drill brushes, is that the drill can get pretty heavy during long cleaning sessions at weird angles.
@haydesigner @stormshadow999
/giphy ho-lik-me
@stormshadow999 I have looked at this product before, but I never connected the dots or break up the syllables like you did. I have been thinking about it the entire day and have laughed quite a few times. Just had to let you know before the day ended. Thanks.
@BuddTX @craigthom, ‘Heaviness’ is relative to the strength of the user, e.g. for someone who plays a guitar for hours at a time, or works with power tools 8-10 hours a day, a power drill wouldn’t get too darn heavy. Just. saying.
@1DisabledWarVet @BuddTX I guess I should have worded my comment as personal experience.
Oh, wait, I did.
@BuddTX @craigthom, I agree, yet my comments are not solely restricted by what another person posts In A Public Forum! I took was also relating to my own personal experience(s)
⚒, and as I posted, I’m Just Saying!! 
Why am I envisioning someone using this on the underside of a toilet bowl rim, and having disastrous results?
@haydesigner this is a really shitty outlook.
@haydesigner To be fair, your toilet will be clean. You just have to wipe down the walls and then jump in the shower afterwards to clean up the resulting flying debris. You may also want to floss to be sure you didn’t miss a spot although I suspect you’ll taste it if you did.
@haydesigner @texaskenny if you then use this machine instead of floss, be sure to rinse it first.
Hmm buy a one off cleaning product for $20 or spend $10 and buy a set of scrub brushes that attach to your drill
@monotoo One aspect to consider is that a drill is unlikely to be waterproof. Definitely an issue with a corded drill, but even with a cordless drill, there will be a risk of shorting something out if it gets wet.
@monotoo @narfcake and my drill is pretty heavy duty, aka heavy. Makes it tough to do funny angles. But I do have some of those brush attachments for my drill I use for only heavy duty scrubbing jobs. I wish this Meh brush used AA batteries you could just replace, I’ve had some bad experiences with rechargeable batteries on cheap items.
@Commonwealth109 @monotoo @narfcake
So cut the comedy and get serious about it.
@monotoo Same thoughts here - i plan on upgrading my drill anyways, so the attachments are a much better buy.
@monotoo @narfcake, part of a painters job is to keep the paint off of him. In this same spirit, the job of someone cleaning a tub, or tile with a cleaner & water is to also keep the cleaner & water off him & his drill. That’s not hard, unless 1 just does Not know what they’re doing, And using a corded electric drill is just asking for a jolt of reality!!
So, I decided to look at this on Amazon, and saw the following under Product Information:
Batteries 2 AA batteries required. (included)
. . .
Batteries Required? No
I’m scratching my head on this one.
This could help with my problem from the other day!
I think I’ll stick to my Black and Decker cordless power drill with brush attachment.
I bought this yesterday from sidedeal at the same price
@CALIRES does it still work?
ROGER: Oh, what sad times are these when passing ruffians can say Ni at will to old ladies. There is a pestilence upon this land. Nothing is sacred. Even those who design and sell scrubbers are under considerable economic stress at this period in history.
KING ARTHUR: Did you say scrubbery?
ROGER: Yes, scrubbery is my trade. I am a scrubber. My name is Roger the Scrubber. I design, build and sell scrubbery.
@wheezemachine Thanks for that – I was ROFL. Probably will be my best laugh of the day. They did a great job of overdubbing!
@wheezemachine That was hilarious. I’ve found a new channel to subscribe to.
@wheezemachine That is ducking awe some!
You can basically get these as drill attachments on amazon for under $10. A good drill will hold up to way more than this thing can and is more versatile. The second link here is almost the exact same attachments.
https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07G7XG6BV/ref=ox_sc_act_image_1?smid=A2SR39RXU22X19&psc=1
https://smile.amazon.com/Holikme-Cleaning-Attachment-Scrubber-Extra-Wide/dp/B09339JG7P/ref=pd_di_sccai_2/145-0816219-0514314?pd_rd_w=A3Jun&pf_rd_p=c9443270-b914-4430-a90b-72e3e7e784e0&pf_rd_r=6VVQT5T2YW9E1XD0T9V0&pd_rd_r=3735175d-aaa2-4cb5-98a7-d35fac3841e0&pd_rd_wg=SVfeG&pd_rd_i=B09339JG7P&psc=1
How long does the battery last? This is not the Pro version which has a bigger battery.
The drill attachment stuff is going to kill your back.
@Polymixa
per the above specs…
(of course, the specs also say 2 speeds: 300/450 RPM, then in a separate bullet point say 300 RPM) so, meh…
Is it more powerful than the Elder Wand?
Reminds me of the Black & Decker ScumBuster from a long time ago. What is old is new again…
@dgonyier That thing was awesome. I had two of them. One took the little 3.6V NiCd cells they used to use, and the other was sealed and had a built-in battery and charger plug. I think both would actually still work but only for a few minutes given the age of the battery. Not for heavy-duty stuff but really good for cleaning cars/rv trims, like window trim and stuff. Where in my climate, moss tends to grow if neglected.
Honestly I don’t know why Milwaukee doesn’t make a compact M12 version of that. Ryobi does have one that uses their 18V battery system, you can buy it at HD (I think there are two models). But with the 18V battery it’s a bit bigger and clunky, and too expensive at $69 tool-only for what it is.
FOOLS! TOOLS! JEWELS! AWESOME!
@dgonyier I still have a bunch of the replacement brushes, sponges, even a wire brush add-on for the ScumBuster. As far as I know, nothing else has been made that takes that weird locking triangular mount system, which actually worked very well. I was searching for some adapter I could use with a drill or something to make use of my old Scumbuster attachments. I suppose somebody clever might 3D-print one, in which case I’ll probably buy it. Or buy a printer and get the file.
I’m wondering about it’s power and functionality compared to the Magic Wand.
Turbo!
Just order this one to try it out. Ni–MH and Ni-Cad batteries are so outdated. Don’t anticipate the battery will last that many uses. Just wonder if we can open it up and put a lithium replacement in it later on.
So much plastic dumping everywhere in the world.
Looks like replacement heads are about $20 a set from several sources. May want to get more than one to start with (plus I wonder if you can use 2 extensions at one time to increase the reach for outside, like siding etc. Though that may have too much flex to be very useful. )
@chienfou Thanks for that info - I was wondering about replacement brushes. Still can’t decide whether this is a good idea or not, though.
This will brush my teeth much more efficiently than that tiny electric toothbrush I got here a few weeks ago.
@tarpaper … so you’re saying you got a big mouth?
@pmarin Since I set myself up for that one, I guess it must be true! The Sonicket travel toothbrushes really have tiny brush-heads, though, and it did occur to me that the scrubber is basically just a giant electric toothbrush.
/giphy smiling-brief-key
I have one of these that I bought 3 or 4 years ago and I absolutely love it. I have had zero issues. This one is for my Mom.
@GirlPleeeeze Have you had to replace the brushes?
@Kyeh I use to use the same brush about 98% of the time, and after a year I bought a whole new set for dirt cheap on Amazon. I have since used the same one from the new set, and then I started using a different style (which at that point I had 2 of) and I am still using the first one of those. I also still have my old favorite ones, and I CAN still use them but the brushes obviously aren’t as strong as they were when newer.
@GirlPleeeeze Thanks! So it sounds like they hold up pretty well. How cheap is dirt cheap? Chienfou above found a set listed somewhere for $20; was it less than that?
@Kyeh I just checked and I paid a total of $6.56 for mine, but I see that you can get them now for around $10.00. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07D3KXPWJ/ref=psdcmw_15342891_t2_B0743NSZM8
@Kyeh Also, I want to add that when using, even though you may have the inclination to push down hard, that is not necessary and will only lead to the brushes wearing out faster.
@GirlPleeeeze Great, thank you!
Kinky!
Are things on my end wonky or are these still for sale? I can click the ‘BUY IT’ button and it goes to the order screen!
EDIT: Just as I was committing to buying one, it closed! Oh well.
@PooltoyWolf It’s $22 now on Morningsave.
@Kyeh Heh, thanks!
@PooltoyWolf If you haven’t purchased one yet, there is one by a different manufacturer for about $5.00 more and free shipping on Amazon right now.
https://www.amazon.com/Upgraded-Replaceable-Tool-Free-Adjustable-Extension/dp/B09D78T97J/ref=gp_aw_ybh_a_6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=NP0MNP36008A2FDMZCMY
@GirlPleeeeze I actually found my old one! It could use some new brush heads, though it seems the heads alone cost about what this one here does.
While waiting for the scrubber to get here, I saw my order was shipped from Texas to Indiana. I don’t live in Indiana. I live in Kansas. The scrubber will not be in Kansas anymore. How did that happen?
how much does it spray in other directions when used on the toilet?
Okay so this thing shows up on our porch… not in a plan brown wrapper… so I grab it quick & toss it inside. My wife was walking behind me when I was checking Meh & said “buy that!” & bam, oh god what did I just do.
She’s busy unboxing it & asking me if it needs batteries… heck if I know I didn’t read the write up on it. She proceeds to assemble it behind me while I was working & suddenly I hear it running, turn around to look & BAM she shoves it into my NECK! Which of course makes be yell OUCH CRAP STOP THAT. She’s giggling away saying “oh don’t be a baby, the bristles are soft!” The she tries it on her own neck & says “ouch! That does hurt”. Since then it’s been in the corner of the room, leaning on the wall. I guess it works great. [enter image description here][1] are [1]:
@Joedetroit
Perfidious wife
Saying you’re a toilet bowl
Using violence
My order did not arrive though my email says it did. I usually get my orders but not this time.
Mine has apparently been stuck in Grapevine, TX since the 5th with no delivery date so far.
@Lister Same for me, but since the 4th:
Departed Shipping Partner Facility, USPS Awaiting Item
GRAPEVINE,TX 76051
My girlfriend said she needed help Keeping the bathroom clean so I bought her this.
@AndyChase
OUCH…!
Does anyone have a link to the manual?
Any chance this will ship before the end of the month? I ordered it on the second and it still shows as processing.
@paulaaron
The Meh providence
Nebulous shipping warehouse
Impossible to know
I haven’t received this order. No update to tracking since Sept 9th. Meh!
Haven’t received mine either. It made it to Monroe Township, NJ by October 1, but that’s as far as it has made it. Someday, maybe, it will arrive?
Mine won’t stay charged. When it does work, it won’t shut off and I have to take it apart to get it to stop spinning. Sigh…
@RunnerGimp If you haven’t done so yet, contact support. These do have a 90 day warranty.
https://meh.com/support
This thing is useless, so little power. Nobody should ever buy it again.
I gave mine to charity. It did not work