🚽 Silicone Toilet Brush with Holder - Lefree Bathroom Bowl Brush Set, Non-Slip Handle, Wall Mount/Floor Stand Review

I know others have complained that silicone bristles aren't as easy to clean as plastic bristles, but I think it's just a matter of getting used to it. I also don't have a problem with hard water stains and I clean toilets several times a week, so maybe that's why silicone bristles don't bother me. I actually feel like it comes off better and dries quicker so it could be a bit more hygienic. It also has a small footprint and blends in nicely and unobtrusively with the space behind the toilet.

I was intrigued by silicone toilet brushes when I first saw the concept a few years ago. After 6 months of use I would not go back to traditional water scattering bristle types. I find this model to be quite durable and does a great job of cleaning and keeping clean. The only downside is that it really isn't something I would go without as visually it looks a lot like a plastic cleaning item. models.

I used this brush the same as my bristle toilet brush. Because these silicone bristles are larger, more cleaning is required to get the toilet as clean as possible. I've used a toilet cleaner and then this brush and it cleans and gets under the rim but takes more effort and time. I really like that it sits in a vented mount. All water drains into a separate compartment that can be cleaned. The brush should be assembled but still strong and I didn't feel like it would break with a lot of…

That was a pleasant surprise. The material of this brush is just awesome! It is durable to clean everything but leaves no residue. The brush itself is MUCH easier to clean than regular toilet brushes. The stand itself allows water to drain rather than sit; Leave the whole situation feeling completely cleansed! I like being able to hang it neatly on the wall behind the toilet; out of sight but close. Cleaning the toilet is quite frustrating at first, but this brush and holder actually makes me…

After much research, it became clear that using a silicone-based brush to clean toilet bowls is the most effective and hygienic way. It was definitely a great change from standard bristles which can really scratch the inside of the bowl and doesn't always clean hard-to-reach places. This one is very easy to assemble and I don't have to put much effort into it. anything to empty the bowl. I also like the base which is so well constructed that the liquid will bead up and I can then pour it out…

I love this thing. I never thought I could love a toilet brush but damn. Why haven't they been around forever?! I love the bristles on the silicone brush! They are durable, clean well but are easy to clean and do not retain odors or bacteria. I love that the toilet brush holder can be split in two so you can easily drain and/or clean the bottom that collects dripping water. — I specifically chose this item over another brand because of this feature. I feel like I can last longer knowing that…

I wasn't sure which of the three I liked better. I was fascinated by Sellemer's flat triangular shape. I liked the Lefree's round, compact look, and the Boomjoy had a nice tweezer attachment (which allows me to clean my hair down the shower drain). Also, Boomjoy was the cheapest of the three. So you can see in my photo the type of packaging they come in. Sellemer and Lefree also come with a small piece of plastic that you can attach to the wall and hang the brush on yours. Wall. Although I'm…