Review on 🧽 Premium Dirk Toilet Brush: Natural Coconut Fiber Brush Head & Rubber Wood Handle for Ultimate Bathroom Cleaning by Melissa Cook

Was looking for a more eco-friendly, biodegradable option for the Tolite brush because the Tolite brush is just an item that doesn't even fit into a new apartment or house new house when it's across town. Because it's disgusting. So when I move in 2 years I won't feel guilty if I just throw wood, coconut and mental (stone) in the trash. In terms of performance, this brush cleans and cleans as effectively as any plastic brush. Maybe a little bit better as it is not necessary as many chemicals are used to help. So cons/maintenance. After cleaning, be sure to let it dry because it's made of organic material and can start to rot and decompose. So it's not as easy as the plastic you can't just put it down, forget it. I decided to just try to find some unnecessary vases and turn them into holders. Glass seemed the most sterile to keep them in. However, if you do opt for glass or other non-drip materials, they must be wide enough both at the top and bottom to allow for good airflow, or you must allow some post-use time to make sure it must dry. I usually let it dry by leaving the scrubber head on top/at the edge of the vase. I've been trying to figure out if there might be an alternative material/object where I could keep them, but haven't been able to find anything yet. There was a hook in the kit to hang it on the wall, but then that part of the wall gets wet and a lot of different bacteria appear on it. As with all products, you need to take good care of them if you want them to last.