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

Great plastic free toilet cleaner. Durable bristles stand up to a tough clean without scratching the toilet and with minimal rainfall. I think I only lost a few bristles after one brushing. It's also balanced enough (like plastic) to be placed under a toilet seat to dry without falling down the toilet. took every form. I didn't have a plastic hook but I'm fine with that. I definitely think we'll buy it again when this one eventually wears out, but it looks like it'll last a long time.

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…

I bought this because I need an alternative to a plastic toilet brush, without a stand and it had good reviews. I bought 2 to cover multiple bathrooms. I've been using them for about a year and will be replacing them today. 1. They don't give me the firmness I want, even with a more aggressive cleaner. 2. The bristles on top have been getting wobbly, wobbly and flat for months and that's the part I have to use to clean the crevices. 3. It doesn't dry easily/quickly and now some mold is growing…

A great option for cleaning of the toilet without using plastic. Durable bristles stand up to a tough wash without scratching the toilet and with minimal rainfall. I think I only lost a few bristles after one brushing. It's also balanced enough (like plastic) to being placed under a toilet seat to dry without falling down the toilet took any shape I didn't have a plastic hook but I'm ok with that I definitely think we'll buy it again when this one wears out eventually but it looks like it will…

. This toilet brush has worked well so far. It turns the water brown, but that's not a big problem for me. I think this can happen with non-synthetic bristles. does not work for two reasons: 1. the glue did not stick and 2. when it stuck, unpleasant water dripped from the brush onto the floor. and a handle on the outside of the bowl. So it can dry out a bit. I then place it in a small terracotta flower pot that has an inverted glass lid inside to cover the drain hole. This is the bare minimum…