I finally got my hands on Joseph Joseph’s new cleaning range — it’s a must-have for homes with limited storage space
The small space heroes have nailed it once again


Like many of us, I live in a small house with very limited storage. And while I know that keeping my house clean should be a priority, it’s always challenging to get the job done when there’s no space to store cleaning products and tools. But that all changed when I started using the Joseph Joseph CleanTech™ 5-Piece Cleaning Tool Set.
Offering five cleaning tools and a compatible extension pole for reaching awkward areas, this compact cleaning solution has allowed me to dust, scrub, and detail every inch of my home before storing it all on a dedicated tool organiser. The end result? Endless spring cleaning possibilities, all while taking up minimal space.
Included in this set is a glass cleaner, tile scrubber, detail brush, surface scrubber, and duster. It's all compatible with the wider CleanTech range, which also includes a tool organiser, mop, dustpan and brush, and so much more.
As Ideal Home’s editor for all things cleaning and organising, I’m constantly tasked with finding new cleaning methods and am always on the lookout for products that will transform the way we spring clean. And the Joseph Joseph CleanTech release is certainly going to be added to that list - and not just from a cleaning point of view.
Included in the full kit is a 2-in-1 glass cleaner, 2-in-1 tile scrubber, 3-in-1 detail brush, 2-in-1 surface scrubber, 2-in-1 duster with storage sheath, and telescopic extension pole, and all of them can be used either by hand or attached to the extension pole. This means that you can clean everything from your windows to your bathroom tiles with just the click of a button.
However, it’s worth noting that you can also buy them separately if you already have certain tools at home. This keeps the cost down and allows you to pick and choose the cleaning products that you really need.
Featuring a microfibre side for flat surfaces and a noodle fabric side for uneven areas, this duster even has an integrated dust-removal tool and a storage cover for easy maintenance and storage.
If you struggle to clean the tight spaces in your home, this cleaning tool is perfect for the job. The 3-in-1 design has flat bristles, V-shaped bristles, and an integrated scraper for grimier areas. I actually plan on using it to clean my oven this weekend.
Personally, I opted for the full set, and I can honestly say that they all work an absolute treat. The tile scrubber with in-built grout cleaner has helped restore my bathroom walls to their former glory, the extendable duster has allowed me to dust my lampshades (something that I’ve never been able to do at just 5’2” tall), and the glass cleaner tool has to be one of the best window cleaning tools out there.
And while the tools are incredibly high-quality and practical for all manner of cleaning tasks, it’s the ease of storage that impresses me the most. After all, I've previously had to streamline my cleaning tools to just one or two because I simply don't have the space to store them.
Get the Ideal Home Newsletter
Sign up to our newsletter for style and decor inspiration, house makeovers, project advice and more.
Talking about the new products, Richard and Antony Joseph, Co-Founders of Joseph Joseph, say, ‘CleanTech is designed to redefine home cleaning through innovation and practicality. By combining intelligent, interchangeable tools with a sleek, space-saving design, this system makes every cleaning task more efficient and intuitive. Our focus was to create a solution that not only simplifies cleaning but also keeps your space organised and clutter-free.’
This aluminium pole organiser comes with three adjustable hooks and pole grips for secure for all of your CleanTech products, and comes with screws included. So, all you need to do is find the perfect place for it.
This tool is also dual-sided, with a microfibre pad on one side and an abrasive pad on the other. This makes it perfect for cleaning bathrooms and kitchens, but I've also used the microfibre pad to damp dust my larger flat surfaces - and it works a treat.
In fact, I’ve installed the organiser on the back of my door to my under-the-stairs cupboard, so I can store all of the tools out of the way but still within reach. Considering this cupboard is already chock-full of shoe storage, dog walking coats and boots, spare toiletries, all of the other clutter I’ve yet to get rid of, and, strangely, my freezer, it’s pretty wild that I can also fit all of these cleaning products in there, too.
Of course, if you’re lucky enough to have a big house with a lot of storage, you can still benefit from the Joseph Joseph CleanTech range. You get to swap your old, ugly cleaning tools for these sleek alternatives, and you can keep them neatly out of the way when you’re not using them.
So, have you picked up any of the Joseph Joseph CleanTech products yet? If you have, let me know your favourite one in the comments!
Lauren Bradbury has been the Content Editor for the House Manual section since January 2025 but worked with the team as a freelancer for a year and a half before that. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in English and Creative Writing from the University of Chichester in 2016. Then, she dipped her toe into the world of content writing, primarily focusing on home content. After years of agency work, she decided to take the plunge and become a full-time freelancer for online publications, including Real Homes and Ideal Home, before taking on this permanent role. Now, she spends her days searching for the best decluttering and cleaning hacks and creating handy how-to guides for homeowners and renters alike, as well as testing vacuums as part of her role as the Ideal Home Certified Expert in Training on Vacuums, having spent over 110 hours testing different vacuum models to date!
You must confirm your public display name before commenting
Please logout and then login again, you will then be prompted to enter your display name.
-
Experts reveal the 7 decking cleaning mistakes to avoid to prevent damage to your garden deck
Swerve these decking disasters to ensure a clean sweep across the board
By Tara King
-
Are Scandi kitchens still in style for 2025? Yes, but they’re getting a Nordic Noir spin
Take a walk on the dark side with the new Nordic Noir kitchen trend
By Charlotte Boyd
-
Wildlife experts are urging gardeners to add a potato to their bird feeders this spring
If you treat the birds in your garden to this high-calorie treat, they will be flocking to see you again
By Kezia Reynolds