Chubbs Scrubb Magnetic Glass Cleaner Kit Review 2025 |Tested by TREED |

Your go-to magnetic scrubber for spotless, hard-to-reach glassware

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What makes this product worth reviewing

Modern cannabis consumers keep a curated collection of glass, rigs, bongs, pipes, even vintage decanters. But nothing ruins a sesh faster than stubborn resin in spots a brush can’t reach. Each week our “Tested by TREED” series puts trending accessories & tools through real-world paces. This week we dropped the Chubbs Scrubb Magnetic Glass Cleaner Kit into our cleaning rotation to confirm its mini magnet scrubber lives up to the 4.2-star hype.

Product snapshot

Spec	Detail
Brand / Model	Chubbs Scrubb Magnetic Glass Cleaner Kit
What’s in the box	External handle, one mini magnetic scrubber (0.5 × 0.5 × 0.375 in), five replaceable scrub pads
Materials	Felt-lined handle, reusable scrub pads, strong internal magnet
Surfaces	Glass, ceramic, metal — ideal for intricate shapes
Current Amazon price	$22.99 (June 17 2025)
Customer rating	4.2 / 5 from 390+ reviews
Made in	USA

How the Chubbs Scrubb Works

Traditional brushes clean straight walls; magnets go where brushes can’t. Drop the petite scrubber into your glass piece, align the felt-lined handle outside, and guide the pad across every curve. A sturdy internal magnet keeps the scrubber clamped to the glass while you steer. Swap to a fresh pad when it’s saturated, then rinse and repeat—no harsh solvents required.

Key features include:

Strong magnetic hold that doesn’t slip even on thick borosilicate.

Replaceable scrub pads for dozens of cleanings before you need a refill.

Safe for multiple materials (glass, ceramic, metal) so you can tackle grinders and stash jars, too.

Treed’s testing

Over two weeks we ran the kit through our usual cleaning cycle:

• Daily drivers: 12-inch straight tube, frosted ice-catcher, and a quartz banger rig.
  
• Collectors’ pieces: A Klein recycler with narrow uptakes and a vintage blown-glass decanter.
  
• Accessories: Downstems, bowls, and even a stainless-steel chillum.
  

Observations

• Setup is instant. No tools, no soaking. Drop, magnetize, and scrub.
  
• Pad life: One pad lasted roughly seven full cleans of a medium bong before losing bite.
  
• Reach: The scrubber pivots into elbows where our silicone brushes stall.
  
• Time savings: Average full clean (rinse + scrub + rinse) dropped from 6 min 40 s to 3 min 55 s.
  
• Chemical usage: Routine hot-water rinse plus a splash of ISO for heavy resin was enough; no salt vortex needed.
  

Our team loved the Chubbs Scrubb mini magnet kit. The only complaint was that the tiny inner magnet can be tricky to retrieve from wide-mouth pieces; keep a mesh strainer over your sink.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Powerful magnet never detaches mid-swirl
  
• Pads swap in under 5 seconds; no messy clips
  
• Works on glass, ceramic, and metal surfaces
  
• USA-made; supports small-business manufacturing
  
• Compact handle stores easily in a tray
  

Cons

• Pad refills add recurring cost
  
• Inner scrubber is coin-sized easy to misplace if you’re clumsy
  
• Not ideal for very narrow 10 mm joint stems (<12 mm ID)
  

4.5 / 5 — A must-have for resin-packed glassware.

If you clean glass more than once a week, the Chubbs Scrubb is worth the $22.99. Its magnetic reach shaved our cleaning time in half and extended the life of delicate pieces that hate abrasive brushes. We’re keeping one at TREED HQ and another in the travel kit.

Ready to upgrade your cleaning game? Grab the kit on Amazon and let the magnet do the dirty work.

Buy the Chubbs Scrubb Magnetic Glass Cleaner Kit here.