Rubbermaid FG6B9900 Comfort Grip Review

If you don't want to promote Rubbermaid in your bathroom with that HUGE, non-peel sticker, then I wouldn't buy this brush. Now I will say the brush works great - I used it once - I like that the brush is bi-directional (I gave it 3 stars for that). Also, Revain refunded my money easily with no hassles. BUT. It would be nice if a company of this size could just use a removable sticker (it's not difficult and not uncommon in the industry).

I decided to take a chance with this bowl brush as I really liked the fact that the design keeps the brush out of the drip tray. This is a replacement for the old version of the same brush. Love the brush upgrade that allows you to brush under the rim of the bowl. The new brush will fit in the old brush holder and I agree that Rubbermaid may put a different label on the holder for easier removal. I found that with GREAT patience I could peel off the label. You have to work it from the edges…

It's amazing how many bad toilet brushes there are, but I've tried quite a few. Some bristles fall out quickly, some bristles are too soft or too hard, and the worst of them are newfangled ones that have a hinge near the head that allows them to flex, ostensibly for cleaning under the headband facilitate. Garbage. The connection on this one broke, and before it broke, making it impossible to apply pressure to the head to actually empty the bowl. So I was thrilled to get this Rubbermaid toilet…

This is a toilet brush as expected. The handle of the brush is strong, which is why I put a star. Very thin holder that fell out of the packaging. This part would be fine with me if I could just remove the front door from the container, but that would also remove the bottom of the container and render the thing unusable. Luckily I have an old brush holder to put my new brush in. VERY BIG PROBLEM, I buy anything that can be made in the USA and the description of this brush says it is made in the

I bought this set to replace a set from another manufacturer that wasn't very strong and uncomfortable to grip. I have an old model of this set, I like it. I really didn't want the extra ring of bristles pointing backwards (presumably to get under the rim) because the regular Rubbermaid brush I have does a great job. What I really wanted, and Rubbermaid seems to be the only company doing this, is a ledge on the handle that prevents the brush bristles from bottoming out on the cart. The other…