Review on 🧻 Topo Bear Toilet Scrubber: Convenient Toilet Wand Kit with 8 Brush Head Refills and Cleaning Fluid by Sheila King

Stick with disposable sponges replaces the toilet brush. It's probably more effective than a silicone brush, but less effective than an old-fashioned bristle brush. It does not remove hard water stains at all. It was packaged in a slim box with pictures but very few instructions. That is, it is written to dampen the brush head with water before use and not throw the brush down the toilet or drain. I had to go back to the list to figure out how to get the sponge disc off the stick. (Press the top button.) And I still don't understand the value of the plastic thing that runs down the middle because it kept sliding down. You can probably use the sponge block more than once, but the blue color has washed out. the first time, not that it serves any real purpose. The description says it has a fresh scent, but it's almost invisible, which I like as I'm allergic to a lot of scents. The main advantage is that the sponge can be thrown away, which I think is hygienic. There is a recycling symbol on the packaging, but that is for the packaging. You wouldn't recycle a plastic sponge that was already in your toilet. When it comes to that, given the poor cleaning method, sponges are a waste of plastic in my opinion.