🚽 Efficient Cleaning Essential: OXO Good Grips Compact Toilet Brush & Canister - Gray Review

I really liked this toilet brush because it can hide the brush in the holder and because it comes in different colors. However, after a few months of use, we noticed a brown discoloration. stays in the stand that the brush sits on. Turns out it wasn't what first came to mind, but rather rust from the metal screws holding the stand together. Very disappointing as I usually expect OXO products to be of a higher quality than most. Bad design this time.

I saw this in the store but it was white. I wanted gray because it matches my bathroom decor. It came "like new" but the base was "broken". I was able to put it back in and now it works like a dream. The handle is strong and ergonomic. Cleans like a regular toilet brush.👍🏾 The brush heads are removable and interchangeable so I don't have to change the whole thing. A bit pricey for something that cleans the toilet but I'm very happy with it.

Well how different can a toilet brush be? My old one looked good and was very cheap. White plastic that appears to fit the top of the cylinder. It was a little messy, although I added some bowl cleaner from time to time to discourage onlookers. Occasionally dumped the "remains" down the toilet. A thorough inspection of the bottom of the cylinder was not part of my plans. Anyway, I just wanted to get an upgrade. This guy looks a lot better and the flip clasp is good. The brush cleans the…

This is my second brush from OXO. The first started a little earlier than I was hoping to lose stubble, but as long as it lasted it was fine. Not sure about the complaints that it's leaking. That has never happened to me. After cleaning the bowl, I give the brush a few shakes to drain the excess water and put it back in the holder so it never has too much water on it when I put it back. I assume those who are complaining have it topped up with water or something. Works well enough. Cleans well…

I followed feedback from another user who recommended rinsing the brush after use to keep dirt from building up on the underside of the holder. After using the brush, I simply rinse it under the tap in a tub (hot water) and let it air dry before putting it back in its holder. This is a must - once I was too lazy and didn't rinse the brush before putting it back in and of course it smelled horrible afterwards so I had to get a new one. By rinsing it every time, I think you can greatly extend the

This device is another big reason I became an OXO fan. Well made and easy to use. The lid opens by simply lifting the brush handle. When changing the brushes, the cover closes automatically. The brush is firmly attached to the handle and will not unscrew or loosen when brushed in a circular motion. A few years ago I thought I saved money when I bought a cheap toilet brush from the dollar store. I didn't know it had a screw-on brush head. When cleaning the toilet drain in a circular motion, the…

I followed a review from another user who recommended rinsing the brush after use to avoid dirt buildup on the underside of the holder. After using the brush, I simply rinse it under the tap in a tub (hot water) and let it air dry before putting it back in its holder. This is a must - once I was too lazy and didn't rinse the brush before putting it back in and of course it smelled horrible afterwards so I had to get a new one. By rinsing it every time, I think you can greatly extend the life of

This brush has a simple but perfect design with a handle strong enough to be really clean (it doesn't bend) and a regular bristle design that cleans under the rim really well without the need for an odd protrusion. I literally didn't know what was wrong until I saw dirt coming out from under the rim when using this brush. The holder is efficient and elegant looking, but isn't meant to be carried instantly between bathrooms if you're the "multiple toilets but one toilet brush per household" type

This unit is another great reason for my OXO fan. Well made and easy to use. The lid opens by simply lifting the brush handle. When changing the brushes, the cover closes automatically. The brush is firmly attached to the handle and will not unscrew or loosen when brushed in a circular motion. A few years ago I thought I saved money when I bought a cheap $1 toilet brush. I didn't know it had a screw-on brush head. When cleaning the toilet drain in a circular motion, the brush head came loose. I