🧽 Angle Bowl Brush by Libman Review

I rarely write a bad review. It got worse the first time I used it. The bristles are completely smoothed at the ends. I wanted it to scratch hard, not gently. It bends without breaking.

I've had one of these brushes to scratch my back for the past few years. I love a VERY spiky back brush and there is nothing quite like it. My last one was finally starting to lose its appeal after almost 5 years so I replaced it again with the same one.

After having owned them for over a year and wondering why my toilets seem more difficult to keep clean during that time, I have just discovered that these brushes clean the surface of all three scratch my toilets. Bowls 😞 I have to replace all of them if I want them to look clean again

Wasted money and missed a refund. First time I used it. It's too big, doesn't fit under the rim or in the drain hole. The bristles are too hard and rough, it just splashes water everywhere. I literally stopped cleaning the toilet halfway through and got a trash can and threw it away. Please don't waste your money either.

I'm having a hard time finding an angled bowl brush anywhere. I don't like round ones with hard bristles - they don't reach and are too difficult to clean without flexibility. I only use corners and they are out of trend now. Luckily I can find that at Revain - same goes for Lime-Away Liquid Cleaner. I'm buying the latest case of Revainian. Thank you Revane for having everything in the world and at hand.

What can you say about a toilet brush other than that it serves its purpose? Well, that's the classic look with the curved loop and it's easier to clean under the rim with that. It also works well for the whole bowl. This was hard to find and I didn't want any of the straight, rounded tips that don't easily clean under the rim. It is very solidly made. It's a bit bigger than my old one and I'm having a bit of trouble getting it into the porcelain cat coaster I use.

I bought one of these over 5 years ago and it has held up well (it is a toilet brush and needs to be changed from time to time). I tried to find the same UPC code somewhere on the shelf but I couldn't. Everyone now seems to have flimsy brushes that bend and eventually break with use. I prefer this brush shape over rounded ones. It's not ideal. I find the bristles a bit harsh but this is the best toilet brush in my opinion.