🧹 Mop-It Bowl Brush 4/Pack: The Ultimate Combo for Efficient Cleaning Review

I work as a maid for a hotel chain. I had a toilet wiper like this a few years ago and was looking for it. I bought a set of four, replacing two toilet brushes I had at home. I put one on my cleaning cart and gave the other to our housekeeper. She'll order something for all the maids.

Washed many toilets in my 70 years. and I've probably used little rock hard spongy looking ones popping out of a plastic handle when scratching china, useless. Either way, these microfiber mops will clean the bowl. Under the edge, under the seat, around the floor mount. They adapt to the surface to be cleaned and are also suitable for bathtubs and showers. Good price

When I was young I worked as a maid at a local hospital. We had a lot of training to reduce the spread of germs. We only used toilet mops. At home or in the hospital, a toilet brush is a bad idea. The bristles can spray tiny droplets of eau de toilette, whether clean or dirty. Or spray cleaning chemicals around you, including your face. A toilet wiper solves this problem. I found these mops to be well constructed and a four pack should last for years.

The packaging had longer filaments that I pulled out very easily. Then there will be more and more. All of the brushes did the same thing, and when all the material was drawn from one (with my fingers), it's easy to see why. It's all just pulled through a small plastic loop on the handle - absolutely nothing is holding it in place. The handles themselves seem pretty strong, but if all the fibers fall into the toilet while scrubbing, the handle won't help you. Bought this because of the many…

Cleaning my aunt's house and I see her using something like this. She really needs to throw out the one she has so I can go shopping. My experience with the one she had at home was "ah". He did what he had to do, but what's the point? Actually she was old and didn't work anymore lol. Saw this at Revain and bought it. By using it, I understand why people prefer it. No bristles throwing water at you! lol good +1. It spreads the cleaner well and picks up enough so you can wipe different areas like

These mops work great. I own and run a security company and give each of my 7 employees 2 Johnny Pugs every few months. One for their toilets and one for the sinks, for the boys who love cleaning their sinks with Johnny's mop. These mops are cheap but last great. They will actually last more than a few months, but I give my boys new ones every few months because the amount of cleaning they have to do each night can make the mop a little uncomfortable. I also use them in my bathroom at home…

I first bought these for the outside base of the toilet. It saves my arthritic knees. I still use a regular bristle brush for the inside. I have one in the kitchen for cleaning or dusting hard to reach places like the top of window ledges. I also use it to clean baseboards. They're not super absorbent, but I usually use them dry or with a light sanitizing spray. The handles are strong enough for my purposes. The fluffy head is larger on one side of the handle and isn't evenly distributed around

I bought one of these Tiolett mops over 35 years ago. i still have it I have no idea what brand it was. I know some of them are around $25 each. I try these cheaper ones before I buy really expensive ones. I used to clean houses and that's what we used. I use a toilet cleaner that contains bleach. I love these mops because they clean so well and get under the rim of the thiol bowl. And you don't get the splatters you get with a purple mug brush. I've always hated nasty brushes. These mops are…

I found a similar mop a few years ago. It is a cotton yarn that holds water and detergent well. I marked one each for the sink, shower and toilet. The cotton yarn on the mop got ugly pretty quickly, and when I saw the synthetic yarn I decided to give it a try, hoping the yarn didn't get "dirty" (the technical term). After a few uses, the yarn is still beautiful and knows what is beautiful. HOWEVER, on my previous mops, the yarn completely surrounded the handle, while on this mop, the handle is…