Review on 🚽 LUXACO Silicone Toilet Brush: Deep-Cleaning Non-Slip Brush for Easy Toilet Corner Cleaning – Pink by Veronica Jackson

If there's one product that puts form over function, it's definitely the toilet brush. Trust me - I fell in love with how beautiful it looked. and then i used it. How can something so cute be so awful? Well, first of all, it's a brush. The small, flexible brush head is far from the plus it was designed for - you have to be too careful with your posture or it can quickly bounce off the edge of the bowl. and flop in the water like the idiots who do it in swimming pools. More water came out of my bowl than at any time in my entire life as a toilet cleaner. I feel like I can use all the caps appropriately by saying "WOW!". More about the brush: If you have hard water, this brush is probably too soft to do a good job depending on what you're dealing with. This requires more elbow lubrication. I had to clean the bowl twice after rinsing showed that "sparkling cleanliness" definitely hadn't been achieved. But hey, if that's how you want to spend your time, I won't judge. It's a choice. But one more thing: the base is open at the bottom, so any water left on the brush can spill onto the floor. I've never seen a toilet brush stand like this before. for a good reason. I thought this brush could be kept in my powder room, but with a wooden floor in it? Not on your life. And one more thing: nothing was included in the kit to mount the brush stand on the wall, although it says so in the description. Wall-mounted toilet brush holders are common in Europe, but the holders have a bottom to prevent water from dripping. I'm not sure why you would want to do this with it if you don't want eau de toilette dripping down your wall AND floor. There is one potential bright spot: in soft water this may be fine as you don't risk scratching the toilet. Scratches on porcelain are the main cause of dirt and mold. With this brush you can also take the risk of cleaning. Conclusion: very disappointing :(