RTC “Rockin Roller” Wash Bucket (includes Sponge and Handle)

Rockin Roller Grout Bucket speeds up grout and tile clean‑up while keeping your hands out of dirty water. This Italian‑engineered wash system delivers crystal‑clear rinse water and perfectly uniform joints every time.

Why Choose the Rockin Roller

• Maximum water extraction – ribbed, pitched rollers wring the sponge evenly for faster drying and less haze.
• Cleaner, safer workflow – reduce fatigue and skin irritation by eliminating constant hand wringing.
• Water‑saving design – uses roughly one‑third the water of a standard bucket and sponge.
• Contractor‑grade durability – heavy‑duty plastic bucket built to withstand daily job‑site abuse.
• Ready to work – kit includes a high‑absorption sponge and ergonomic carry handle.

How It Works

The Rockin Roller’s dual ribbed rollers sit at a precise angle inside the bucket. As you pull the sponge across the rollers, excess grout‑laden water is forced back into the water chamber instead of staying on the sponge. That leaves just the right amount of moisture for a clean swipe across the tile surface, preventing over‑watering of grout lines and reducing efflorescence.

Applications

Ideal for porcelain, ceramic, and natural stone installations in residential or commercial settings. Pair it with our RTC Stainless Steel Grout Float for a complete grout finishing solution.

Technical Specifications

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Learn More About the Rockin Roller Grout Bucket

See a field review of the Rockin Roller Grout Bucket in this independent article. For expert grout‑cleaning guidelines, visit the Tile Council of North America.

Pro Tips for Best Results

For optimal performance, change rinse water every 150 ft² of tile, keep the sponge flat as you glide across the rollers, and rinse the bucket thoroughly at the end of each day. Using a Snapper Trowel during installation further minimizes lippage and cleanup time. Contractors report finishing medium‑size bathroom floors up to 30 minutes faster with the Rockin Roller Grout Bucket compared to traditional two‑bucket methods.