Mr. Clean Magic Reach Scrubbing Tub and Shower Pads , 8 refill pads
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Product Reviews of Mr. Clean Magic Reach Scrubbing Tub and Shower Pads , 8 refill pads
Product Review: PRICE
Summary: 1 Stars
I love this product but they aren't made of GOLD!!! WHY so high. I have had to throw the wand away. No one sells the product at a reasonable price.Product Review: Great product--hard to find in stores
Summary: 5 Stars
I love these, and I haven't been able to find them in stores lately. I'm SO glad Amazon is carrying them. Cleaning our master bath shower stall is such a chore, and this tool makes it much easier--plus, it's durable enough to clean the bathtub and tile in the hall bath when I finish with the master bath. They're a little pricey, but the time and back strain you save is worth the cost. Product Review: Can't find anymore!
Summary: 4 Stars
I have been using the Mr. Clean MagicReach Scrubbing tub and shower pads for a few years. I love them because they make reaching into the tub and shower much easier. I cannot find them anywhere. What happened to this product?Product Review: Great cleaning product
Summary: 4 Stars
These are wonderful to clean the tub. The only thing is that the fuzz comes off of them if you use them too many times and can stop up your drain. I used to use them about 3 or 4 times, so I don't recommend doing that! I no longer can find them locally. I contacted Mr. Clean and they said they will be "relaunching" them soon, whatever that means. Then they should be widely available. I used to pay a little over $4 for a pack of 8, so I really don't want to pay 4 times that to get them on Amazon. I may just wait until they come out again. Product Review: Superior Product - Outpricing Itself
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a wonderful product that not only is not available in retail stores, contrary to the response I received from Customer Service at Proctor and Gamble, but has priced itself out of most consumer's budgets. But because I only use the pads every other week or so I decided to "bite the bullet" and order the refill pads from Amazon.com, but from a different website that directed me to Amazon.com and offered a 4-pack (8 pads to a pack) deal for $44.99 including shipping, a bit less than the $14.99 for 8 pads plus shipping. There is no use in going to my store manager to request that this product be restocked, also suggested by customer service, because no store in my 3-state area carries it.