ASOBEAGE Toilet Brush, Toilet Brush and Container, Toilet Brushes for Bathroom with Quick-Drying Holder Set (Black, 2 Pack)

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It’s more environmentally friendly than a disposable brush, and using a modern design keeps the ick-factor to a minimum. Those who use ordinary toilet brushes must understand the hassle of clogged bristles and dripping as they retain water. QUICK DRYING HOLDER --- Our brush holder comes with a stable base and it enables the brush to be dried faster. The holder features a hollow suspension design for automatic quick ventilation drip at the bottom, so there’s no remaining water; breathable and odourless.

There’s no need to scrub back and forth to get things clean, the Skroad toilet brush swipes the surface clean in a single pass. Moreover, its compact molecular structure rinses out easily, keeping the brush head safe from germs, scum, and dirt which means no bacterial growth.Also, it helps cut down the use of bleach and other harmful chemicals, so you use regular water for cleaning. It’s a slightly different texture to the type you use on your feet, but it's the same principle - the stone gently exfoliates particles on your toilet bowl, leaving the porcelain stain-free. The Bingobang brush has bristles that are set apart from each other and seamlessly connected to the head with a head-baffle design that also protects from splashes. When it’s time for the brush replacement, the brush head detaches easily so you can replace it when it wears out and use the brush for years to come. With its wavy silicone frills, this toilet brush from Klinoo is designed to be easy to use and thorough.

The bristles are shaped to avoid drips and clogs, and the D-shaped head reaches all the nooks and crannies of your toilet bowl. Silicone toilet brushes can, in theory, be cleaned in the dishwasher, but there are obvious reasons why this might not appeal. The brush features a D-shaped flexible design that reaches anywhere, including under the toilet rim.You can clean a traditional toilet brush by submerging it in a bucket of hot water and adding bleach or bicarbonate of soda, or by using your toilet bowl to soak it in toilet cleaner, then flush to rinse. A more traditional design than the others on our list, this toilet brush comes in a textured ceramic holder - you can get a matching soap dispenser, toothbrush holder and soap dish, if you’re that way inclined. Also, the plastic 2-piece handle is reinforced with stainless steel inside that offers a comfortable grip without slipping. The brush can reach all parts of a toilet bowl, and it’s sturdy enough to tackle a messy loo, but you do lose some of the scrubbing abilities a bristlier brush has.

While the thin, sturdy bristles are tougher on dirt than silicone brushes, they’re so tightly packed together they’re impossible to clean perfectly, meaning that bacteria build-up is inevitable. The simplehuman toilet brush features specially designed anti-microbial bristles with a crescent shaped head to deeply clean hard to reach areas around the rim. These dense durable bristles offer super decontamination to give a clean toilet without scaring the toilet surface. These dense, durable bristles offer super decontamination to give a clean toilet without scaring the toilet surface.It comes with white beautifully styled slimline plastic holder that takes up minimum space and holds the brush. Also, it helps cut down the use of bleach and other harmful chemicals so you use regular water for cleaning. Having a clean toilet is a must not only to make your bathroom look nice but also for the safety of those living in your home. While there’s no ventilation on the toilet brush’s freestanding stand, it’s at least made from a smooth, sturdy plastic that’s really easy to clean. It comes with a beautiful white-styled slimline plastic holder that takes up minimum space — no tilting or falling anymore, as the holder has a stable base.

Replacement heads: The environmentally conscious among us will not only be frustrated with the added cost of replacing a toilet brush every six months, but also with the amount of waste involved. Granted, this isn’t quite as green as using a single long-lasting silicone brush, but it does save you purchasing a new handle and stand every time. On one side, Mumsnetters find the idea of a poo-infused brush lurking in the corner of the lavatory too disgusting to countenance; while others see them as a necessary evil… and wonder how on earth you get your porcelain clean without one.

Meanwhile, please note that while this could be the best toilet brush in the UK, you may need to exert more effort for the bristles to be effective. A silicone toilet brush with a flexible head gives the best cleaning results, plus it’s more hygienic than a bristle brush. Silicone can withstand much higher temperatures, so they can be boiled - as long as you remove any plastic parts.