Does anyone use an electric or battery powered brush to wash their motorhome?We would really like something to make the job a little easier. I see electric brushes that will clean tile or bathtubs. I can only imagine that the brushes would be too stiff for a motorhome.Anyone have experience with anything?

Not motorized but there are some really nice, soft brushes for sale at places like a Kenworth dealer (or probably any big rig supply store). They come with different extension poles and have large heads.

We have a brush that we use now, and it works well. But after shoulder surgery, thought it might be easier to use a powered brush that would do the work for me.

Some large brush head setup are powered by the water flow and swirl around in circles. This makes much more sense to me than battery or electric.

And the lifting of a power bush won’t do in your shoulder?

That sounds lime something promising. I'll look into that. Thanks.

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Lwiddis
Explorer II
May 28, 2018
And the lifting of a power bush won’t do in your shoulder?
Bill_Satellite
Explorer II
May 28, 2018
Some large brush head setup are powered by the water flow and swirl around in circles. This makes much more sense to me than battery or electric.
charlysmom_dad
Explorer
May 28, 2018
We have a brush that we use now, and it works well. But after shoulder surgery, thought it might be easier to use a powered brush that would do the work for me.
ScottG
Nomad
May 28, 2018
Not motorized but there are some really nice, soft brushes for sale at places like a Kenworth dealer (or probably any big rig supply store). They come with different extension poles and have large heads.

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