TUSHY Brush: Lemon & Tea Tree Oil-Infused Coconut Husk Scrubbing Pads - The Eco-Friendly Toilet Brush Kit with Brush and Holder Review

Cleans very well and is easy to use. It doesn't have a strong chemical smell, which is nice. Cleans without leaving any residue.

Bought the Tushy brush on a whim and love that you get rid of the eco friendly brush as opposed to the traditional dirty plastic brush that has to be stored somewhere with all the germs and dirt.

I like the idea and the design. I wish it had more color options BUT the coconut shell pods contain sodium lauryl sulfate. Be an informed consumer. I bought them because I wanted to make my home more non-toxic and eco-friendly. I wanted it so bad But this one needs an update.

Very good product that doesn't require the use of chemicals or a dirty wet brush. It cleaned the toilets well and removed some of the hard water scale in the water pipe but not completely. It hasn't scratched or damaged anything. I subscribe to a subscription for replacement wipes.

When I ordered more pads they were temporarily out of stock so I ordered loofah pads instead. It cost less and the loofah pads were more durable, held up better and did the job really well. Here is a link to the pads I bought. Maybe this company could switch to that? 36 pieces/set Natural Scrub. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B093FSTMKW?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

I bought two TUSHY toilet brushes over a year ago (July 2021). I love how elegant and minimalist they look. The thought of reducing plastic waste was a huge plus! They did their job when it came time to clean the toilet. Everything went well. Until about 6-7 months when we noticed the pin was starting to rust. As a result, a tooth fell off. We currently use both brushes (or until we run out of coconut pads) but will be replacing them. I would not recommend this product until they fix the…

I'm sure many of you have tried the Clorox toilet brush and noticed that the pads fall off the little plastic connector, not to mention more plastic - blah. This guy solves this problem effectively, I'm a bit aggressive with mine and I cleaned 3 toilets with one pad, I managed to squeeze the pad out a few times when I washed all 3 toilets but I can take it easy Back with the handle with no problems. I wonder if there is a better disposable toilet brush out there. and maybe if tushy comes up…

Wanted a replacement for the chlorox stick that worked well but its plasticity was disturbing. I originally had a TUSHY bidet (before replacing it with an electric toto) and their products were pretty good for what they were. So I had the same expectation here. Everything seemed fine at first - similar to the other review here that the metal pins that "snap/snap" onto the coconut shell brush pad end up going through the pad (because the pad is thin) and at the end leave scratches. I don't worry

I am writing this review as someone who has been using a similar Clorox product (toilet pen with disposable cleaning pads) for several years. I'm always looking for greener cleaning options that are still hygienic and hygienic, which is why I was intrigued by this Tushy stick that comes with disposable biodegradable coconut fiber cleaning pads. "If it's as good as the Clorox wand, I'll change it," I thought. and hold the coconut fiber cleaning pad. Overall, this wand and brush head setup works…