🧼 Silicone Toilet Brush and Holder Set - Deep Cleaning, Non-Slip, Long Plastic Handle, Bendable Brush Head - Easily Clean Toilet Corners - Silicon Brush in White and Sky Blue Review

Works great, much better than brushes, but you have to put something under the holder to let the water drain, for some reason the bottom of the holder is empty. Probably to prevent mold I suppose, but I still need something to keep the water droplets submerged!

I would have sent it back but I used it so I couldn't. It works well, but it doesn't have a hard bottom bracket. Although it says it dries quickly, there are still some small drips on the floor so you need to put something underneath or toilet drips will end up on the floor. Dissatisfied

To be honest I bought three items, I had to throw them away. I found it very unsanitary to return them, so honestly that I preferred to lose my money, but I will not recommend this product because it does not clean as directed at all. I ended up buying a regular old school toilet cleaner

I like that it doesn't have bristles which hold better but the sticky stuff holding the holder to the wall doesn't stay at all. After a few minutes it was sticking even after I cleaned the area but it stayed on the ground. I had to buy some command strips and use them instead.

Disappointed with it. The brush itself should be longer. It doesn't really have much wiggle room, especially when it's new and not that flexible. It's just too hard. The bristles are also short. I had to rub more and harder than with a regular old bristle brush. And when you put it in the holder, it drips onto the floor (what's the point?). I'll just stick with my old brush.

In general everything is fine. I was pleased that they take up less space and look cleaner than toilet brushes and when it came to the actual cleaning they did a good job. The reason I rate this lower is because you put the brush back in the holder and water drips from the bottom. That's how you end up on the floor or surface with eau de toilette, which I just hate. That's why I ended up throwing them away.

Cool stuff. A few years ago I installed frosted glass wall mounted toilet brush holders in every bathroom in our new attic. Unfortunately the brushes are yellowing and the metal brushes are starting to rust - too much moisture around the shower/bathtub and apparently only in the powder room. I hate having the toilet brush on the floor and so does Wanda, our Roomba. This brush is hidden behind the Toto toilet flush tank but easily accessible when needed.

Not very good for cleaning; it doesn't hold and spread cleaning products well. It's also much smaller than a standard toilet brush, not only in profile but with a shorter handle. It is placed under the seat strap in a hard-to-reach place where dust and lint accumulate; but then again, it doesn't really pick up dirt, grime, dust, lint, or "other" stuff. You still need to wipe everything with a paper towel or sponge. I go back to my standard toilet brush and grab some sponge pads that look like…