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SAVE $30: As of today,eroticized violence July 26, the HOTO Electric Spin Scrubber is on sale for $69.99 at Amazon, taking 30% off its list price of $99.99.

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Cleaning the bathroom falls high on the list of dreaded household chores. While HOTO can't take the task off of your to-do list, the minimalist tool company has created a device that takes a lot of the hard work out of it.

Today at Amazon, the HOTO Electric Spin Scrubber is on sale for $69.99, saving shoppers $30 (or 30%) off the list price of $99.99. This is the electric scrubber's lowest price, so if you're thinking about buying, you'll want to act on it now.

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The HOTO Electric Spin Scrubber is the ultimate hack for cleaning the bathroom. The waterproof scrubber has six different brush heads to help you tackle everything from calcium buildup to water deposits. Instead of applying your toughest elbow grease, the Electric scrubber strikes a balance of speed and power to efficiently scrub your bathroom surfaces clean. It can be used as a compact handheld device, or you can attach the included retractable pole to reach surfaces — like shower walls — up to 47-inches away.

Make your chore list easier when you score the HOTO Electric Spin Scrubber today at Amazon.

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