Review on Ausleben Cleaning Bathroom Detachable Stainless by Natasha Graham

I love the clean, modern look of this brush. It's black, white and gray and they look pretty good. We installed it on the side of the vanity, tucked away in the corner next to the panel so you can't even see it in the room. It's very small, which is both a plus and a minus. The advantage is that you don't want to waste a lot of space on such an element, so you can hide it. The downside is that the handle is very short and a little squirt can get to you. I rate it pretty low for strength and durability because although the handle is so small, it's actually two pieces screwed together. I can already see that we have to tighten those two parts from time to time, which means grabbing the tool where I don't want to grab it. But back to the positives, the front gray segment leans forward and is tilted at about 35 degrees, making it perfect for standing upright against a wall and when you want to use it, it just tilts forward and you pull it out. This was a nice feature for us because we tucked it away in a corner in a small space. Also, the brush itself is a nice jet black color and the bristles are nice and stiff that actually cleans the toilet, unlike silicone bristles that can't be strong enough to leave a dent. I think the black end shows rough scraps of paper so we'll have to keep an eye on that, but overall it's an attractive piece that was fairly cheap and small. I would rate it higher if the handle was one solid piece rather than two pieces of plastic bolted together with a reflective stainless steel finish.