Fuller Brush Soft Toilet Bowl Swab - Gentle, Scratch-Free Bowl Mop - 18 ½” Overall Length - 2 Pack Review

I ordered this because I had something similar before that I really liked. However, this one doesn't fit. The little lid that has to push the water out doesn't stay in place when cleaning. It also doesn't push water very well. Also, there's no stand or holder to put the brush down when you're done, so water drips all over the place. Wouldn't recommend it.

Ideal for cleaning the hard-to-reach back of the toilet. The handle is strong enough to withstand the pressure of the "scraper". The length allows me to reach all the crevices and corners. The moisture-resistant fibers are enough to absorb enough soapy water to thoroughly clean hard-to-reach areas. I wear gloves to have a good grip when washing dishes. I have tried all sorts of products to get behind the toilet and this one is perfect for me. I can finally crawl into all nooks and crannies and…

This is my favorite toilet cleaner. I know! How weird to have a favorite toilet cleaner, but I have it! What I love about it is that it's soft, doesn't scratch, and cleans better than the scratchy types you find in the store! The only downside is that there is a metal clip that holds the tampon together and over time this metal clip will rust and break. However, they last a while and I think they are better than other options on the market. I wish they were easier to get because I sometimes…

I'm so tired the brush I used was too big, odd shaped etc - I couldn't get into the corners of my toilet. I remembered the cleaners at my elementary school having that toilet 'tump' (why I remembered it - who knows! I must have just been a weird kid - LOL!). Anyway, one day out of frustration I ordered two of these plus a special plastic holder you can add - it seemed a bit expensive for everything but I crossed my fingers - and they were from the trusty Fuller Brush Co. So glad they did I made

I bought this a year ago when it was under $10. It has been carefully used in the new upstairs toilet which is only minimally used. For $10 I'd have no hesitation in replacing it, but I see the price has doubled since then. The handle has a seam above the squeegee head where it attaches to the squeegee section. This is where the break happened. Upon inspection I can see that there was a piece of metal inside that ran through the center and was rusty. This is a lovely little mop and seems to…

I bought this brush to use with my new Toto Sanagloss glass toilets. This is a type of proprietary glazing that is ultra smooth. The glazing can be damaged by many standard hard bristled toilet cleaning brushes, so using a cotton cloth brush such as this Fuller model is highly recommended. They also want you to only clean the toilet with mild dish soap and avoid harsh chemicals. So far I love my new Toto toilets and have found that this brush has hardly ever been used other than a weekly…

I'm not sure what happened to the quality of this brush but it makes me very sad. It has always been my favorite toilet brush, maybe for over 35 years? The last thing that lasted forever for me. I bought it on March 30, 2021 and today (October 8, 2021) when I was cleaning the toilet, the whole head just came off and floated in the water. I don't keep it wet in a plastic holder. I let it air dry. It was obvious that the wire holding the yarn together had snapped. The thread itself still looked…

I recently installed a new Toto Ultramax II Sanagloss toilet. I needed a soft bristled brush to avoid damaging the Sanaglos coating when cleaning the bowl. This brush seemed to fit the bill, except I was concerned that the yarn was being held together by metal wire. After reading some other reviews complaining about scratched bowls I confirmed my suspicions but decided to buy anyway as I had never seen any other soft bristled toilet brush. After getting a new brush, I started coating the metal…

WOW! After all! I've racked my brains for years trying to solve my dilemma and here is finally my answer in this mini mop! Due to my age and the associated complaints, I can no longer kneel. Well I have to say when I go down it hurts a lot even with good knee pads, also I can't go up on my own anymore when I go down there so I don't do it anymore. Cleaning issues included an inability to clean under the bowl and around the entire floor and base of the toilets. It used to be so easy, nothing…