Qualy Cactus Toilet Brush Orange/Green

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Prior to joining GH, she graduated from Hofstra University with a bachelor’s degree in forensic science and spent two years as an analyst in an environmental lab in Queens. Some toilet brushes are designed to look sleeker or more interesting for this exact reason, but this cactus-shaped bathroom brush, made by Qualy, really takes the cake. Half of the silicone brushes we tested required the same amount of swipes as the best bristle brushes tested and the other half required more than seven. It's easy to operate: Simply press a button on the top to allow built-in grippers to grab the coconut husk. This toilet bowl brush with a specially curved design, a C-type brush head that can reach under the toilet rim where others can’t, and a curved handle to help scrub away hidden dirt easily, making cleaning more professionally and efficiently.

Reaching under the rim was a little more difficult because of its lack of under-the-rim extending bristles. A ventilated drip tray keeps your brush from sitting in a puddle of water, allowing the brush to air dry to deter odors and bacteria.From our testing, we found that silicone toilet brushes do not clean better or worse than traditional bristle brushes. This one takes the "ick" out of "aesthetic" and is something plant lovers and reluctant toilet scrubbers alike will appreciate.

This toilet bowl brush with specially curved design, C-type brush head can reaches under the toilet rim where others can't, and curved handle help scrub dirt easily, make cleaning more professionally and efficiently. The brush handle is super slim and sleek and nestles right into the sturdy holder with the upcycled coconut husk scrubbing pads. This toilet bowl brush with specially curved design, a C-type brush head that can reach under the toilet rim where others can’t, and a curved handle to help scrub away hidden dirt easily, making cleaning more professionally and efficiently. While both kinds of toilet brushes will get your toilet bowl clean, most silicone brushes require a little more effort and wrist maneuvering than those with plastic bristles.ToiletSeek recommends cleaning your toilet bowl at least once a week, if not more depending on the frequency of use. The orange planter pot acts as a holder for the brush, so when the brush is resting in the stand, it just looks like a fun, mod, plastic plant. The holder is big enough to hold about 10 pad refills at a time while taking up the same amount of space as a traditional toilet brush. This is another silicone head brush with a round design, meant to clean the basin and under the rim. All but two of the bristle brushes we tested required five to six swipes to remove the sunflower butter paste from our test toilet.