One of the most under-rated home maintenance tools that you have available to you today, is Makita palm sanders. They're relatively inexpensive, and have just so many uses around the home, yet most people never even consider owning one.
Makita Palm Sanders Do All the Work
Makita Power Tool
To start out with, no matter what it is that you end up doing with one of these incredibly versatile power tools, it does all the work. No shoving, pulling or fussing with switches or attachments. Just set it on something, click the on button and away it goes.
It Chews Through Even the Toughest Crud
You have never seen a better scrubber. You're charcoal grill, tire rims, kitchen appliances, tiles, and the list just goes "on and on and on". The Velcro pad that attaches to these amazingly light and easy to hold tools litterally "chews through" even the toughest caked on crud.
Use it With Anything You Clean With
Don't think for a second that you're limited to sandpaper and the Velcro pad either because you can set this tool on copper scrub pads, a damp cloth, etc. and it will work just the same. Click it on and just let it do all the work.
A Very Affordable Power Cleaning and Sanding Tool
Of course these handy light power tools are marketed as sanders, so it only stands to reason that they can be used for that purpose I suppose. Well they can and of all the types of power sanders on the market, palm sanders are the cheapest to buy and the easiest and safest to use.
Finally Get All the Jobs You've Been Putting Off Done
All the little home repair touch ups, and furniture refinishing jobs that keep getting shoved onto the back burner can be a cinch with on of these handy tools. No special attachments or hassles at all. Just pull it out of the drawer, plug it in and jobs that take hours by hand are done in minutes.
Remember to Pick Up Some Ear Plugs
Do remember to wear some ear plugs though because Makita palm sanders can be a little noisy to use in confined areas. Another thing to think about, is cutting the six little holes in your sandpaper, so it will collect dust properly if you're buying big sheets at the hardware store and quartering them up.