Review on 🚽 Silicone Flex Toilet Brush with Holder Set - Non-Slip Long Handle, Soft Bristles, No Drilling Needed, Quick Dry, Easy Corner Cleaning - Available in 4 Vibrant Colors by Michael Robinson

I can see what they were trying to do here - make a better toilet brush that is thinner and less messy and that was a great goal! In practice, this is not fantastic in normal everyday use. I like that it's a small profile brush and I like that the base is very thin and can be hidden behind the powder room. It's a fresh design of the tried and true toilet brush, but in practice it doesn't clean very well and causes mess. The first downside, while I like the idea of the soft silicone head, is that it doesn't pick up some of the stains that a traditional bristle brush does. This is better for everyday cleaning than trying to clean up leftover clutter. other people. But the bigger downside was the slot at the bottom of the piece that holds the brush in place after you've taken it out of the toilet. The ad states that this is a feature, not a bug, and that it's meant to dry quickly and easily, but after using it to clean the toilet I was disgusted to see a small puddle of water on the floor under the bracket. The only solution I see to the dripping water problem is to wait for the brush to dry and then put it back in its holder or place a small plastic drip tray underneath to catch the waste water. Or option C: just never use it as a mop and only as a contemporary piece of art. The latter is not very practical. Overall, I thought I liked the idea of the brush more than the brush itself. It's fine if you're just brushing daily or maybe in a loo that's rarely used, but not for larger, messier jobs where you might be have to clean up after other people.