This unique scrubber is effective with just water, so you can skip the harsh chemicals, reducing the amount of strong chemicals used in your home. Plus, he is lab tested to not hold odours for up to 8 weeks! Although he feels rough to the touch (especially when cold) he won’t scratch making him endlessly useful. Clean your outdoor hot tub, both around the sides and the jets, which body oils can build up on over time. Clean up regularly. Keeping consistent makes the chore go faster and helps to prevent germ buildup, lowering your risk of illness. The floors, walls, handles and shower need a weekly wipe. The sink and toilet should be cleaned daily. A deep, thorough scrubbing should be performed on the entire room at least once a month. Unwanted Food or Drink Products - Once supply conditions are broken, there are a number of factors outside of our control that can affect the quality of a product. Therefore perishable goods such as food and drink cannot be returned.

Bristle type: Most toilet-brush bristles are made of nylon, and we prefer this stiff plastic material for scrubbing. Silicone brushes are less common and a bit more expensive; they’re flexible and easier to clean, but they don’t scrub as well. The way bristles are set in the brush can also affect how long the brush takes to dry, so watch out for dense, criss-crossing bristles that trap moisture and grime. We love that the white exterior of the canister and brush will blend well in lots of bathroom decor, but it's made of plastic, which isn't as eco-friendly as other renewable materials. The brush heads are not replaceable, so expect to replace the entire toilet brush itself every year or so. Still, no toilet brush is perfect, and we think this versatile choice can work well for most homes.Clean up the floors. Vacuum the floor. Finish by going over it a second time with a wet mop. Pay special attention to the areas dust likes to collect, like in corners. Replace the rugs and mats.

You should plan to replace your toilet brush every six months to keep germs from accumulating. If you do not replace your toilet brush, you run the risk of spreading germs, rather than cleaning, every time you use it. Some toilet brushes are meant to be disposable or single-use. Look for ones that are made using eco-friendly materials to reduce your overall waste. Silicone toilet brushes can sometimes last longer, as can those with replaceable brush heads. Just make sure that you are thoroughly cleaning the handle each time you replace the brush head. This article was researched and written by Katie Melynn, a freelance writer who specializes in home and family products. She has been writing for The Spruce since 2019. As a mom of three, she spends a lot of time cleaning and looking for the best products to make her jobs easier. For this article, she looked for toilet brushes that were effective and also didn’t require a huge investment in time or money. While splurging might not be your first instinct when it comes to toilet brushes, TUSHY’s uses single-use coconut husks scented with lemon and tea tree oil to scrub the inside of your toilet, providing a disposable option that is also eco-friendly. The handle is made of white powder-coated stainless steel and bamboo, while the base is weighted and sleek. The toilet brush is made to last, while the brush heads are meant to be replaced each time. There’s no denying it – the Scrub Daddy is something of a cleaning legend. It’s flying off shelves and is adored by cleaning enthusiasts across the nation – as well as across the pond – including the huge cleaning influencers, Mrs Hinch and Lynsey Queen of Clean.Get right into the corners of your kitchen worktop, sinks and bathtubs – it’s a dream with the jagged edges. For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned. Follow these simple rules and you and your family will be safe from the invasion of bathroom germs. Below is our guide to giving your bathroom a speedy-deep clean. How to Speed-Clean Your Bathroom