🚽 Improved Toilet Brush with OXO Good Grips Review

I really liked the bowl holder, but the brush bristles themselves were so stiff they couldn't move in the bowl as much as I wanted to clean. I thought I needed some extra blue bristles under the rim but the brush is very harsh and doesn't work very well. Although I really liked the shell shaped holder and the way it opens doesn't disassemble for easy cleaning. Everything had to be soaked, cleaned and disinfected.

Replaced my old OXO block with worn bristles after many years. Great progress with those fresh bristles and a useful blue tuft of bristles under the headband. Of note is the easy-to-open, easy-to-close tray that holds the brush when not in use - it never failed my old brush, and the new brush still has that great, well-working design. My guess is that OXO didn't cut corners, which made the new models less successful than the previous ones.

So it's well designed for touchless use which is great. After use, it closes itself and holds the brush over the screen to dry. The downside is that for my elongated toilets, the blue extension part of the brush is useless as it has to be tipped the other way to get where it's needed. reach. If I were to redesign the brush I would make the white end look more like a mushroom shape so I can really clean the part and bottom of the toilet.

I liked the bowl holder, but the bristles on the brush were so stiff they couldn't move in the bowl as much as I wanted to clean. I thought I needed some extra blue bristles under the rim but the brush is very harsh and doesn't work very well. Although I really liked the shell shaped holder and the way it opens doesn't disassemble for easy cleaning. Everything had to be soaked, cleaned and disinfected.

Replaced my old OXO unit with worn bristles after many years. Great progress with those fresh bristles and a useful blue tuft of bristles under the headband. Of note is the easy-to-open, easy-to-close tray that holds the brush when not in use - it's never let my old brush down, and the new brush still has that great, well-working design. My guess is that OXO didn't cut corners, which made the new models less successful than the previous ones.