Review on 🚽 BECKYRE Silicone Toilet Brush with Ventilated Drying Holder and 2 Cleaning Brushes - Floor Standing and Wall Mounted Toilet Bowl Brush Set with Anti-Slip Grip Handle - Punch Free Installation by Cynthia Cooper

All my life I have bought and used (and ended up throwing away) regular stiff bristle toilet brushes as well as pumice stone for deep cleaning and have always been happy with that approach. But I saw it and was intrigued by the concept, so I decided to give it a try. First about all right. it's actually a little smaller than what I'm used to. Maybe "Scale 2/3?" You can't tell from the pictures on the Revain product page, but it's true. They are very easy to combine with each other. The handle is in two pieces that bolt together and the brush head bolts onto one of those two pieces. And yes, it doesn't "snap" together, meaning you can unscrew these pieces at will (unless you glue them with epoxy, I think). Simple toilet brush different. It's quite soft, so it's not ideal for removing tough problem areas. I think that's why a small hard bristle brush is included in the package. This is good for getting the cleaner into all nooks and crannies and cleans the "soft" spots well enough, but it's not really a scrubber on its own. I'm not sure I prefer this to the traditional approach, but one thing is for sure: the brush head doesn't rust (like most of my previous ones, which led to me getting rid of it in the end). as a way to go. (Stiff-bristled toilet brushes usually have a metal wire that holds the bristles together, and that metal can rust easily, especially if the brush isn't thoroughly rinsed and dried.) I like how easy this brush is to clean after use. Nothing sticks to the small silicone "fingers" on the brush head. It does very well with the harsh toilet cleaners we usually use for this job. dry brush. I've never seen this before, although I suspect it's not exactly a new idea. Another thing I'm not used to is the "wall mount" option, which comes with a hard-bristled brush. The kit contains two pieces of clear plastic with an adhesive backing. one with a wire hook for a hard bristle brush and the other that can be attached and detached from the trolley. This means you can mount the cart to a wall, side of a closet, etc. or place it on the floor, and either will work just as well. (Of course, a stiff-bristled brush has no choice but to hang it with a hook.) I LOVE it for the most part, but it requires me to rethink how I've done things for many decades of my life. how my mother taught me to do things as a child and so on. As a result, I have conflict. how to evaluate it. Ultimately, I think I'm still referring to the old-fashioned style, but it might just be an introduction. Functionally it works pretty well and objectively I can't fault it. To be honest my biggest problem is that it doesn't seem like much. weak? Again, I'm used to things with long, heavy handles, a hard-bristled metal brush that can pick up tough spots, and so on. It doesn't seem that strong and. "significant". as I'm used to and that's why I'm giving it four stars instead of five. I think a similar design but more durable and "sturdy" would get a full five stars.