A toilet brush that spins 300 times a minute so you barely scrub
Is this the right fit?
- Best for
- anyone whose current brush lives in a puddle in a plastic cup behind the toilet
- Skip if
- The silicone head is gentler than stiff nylon, so heavy mineral rings still need a pumice stick first
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This is a cordless electric toilet brush with a silicone head that spins up to 300 rpm, so the motor does the scrubbing instead of your arm. The silicone bristles are soft and flexible and will not scratch the porcelain glaze the way stiff nylon can, and they do not trap and hold waste the way bristle brushes do. It comes with a ventilated holder that either stands on the floor or mounts to a smooth wall without drilling, which keeps the head off the floor and lets it dry so the holder does not turn into a smell source. The battery is rechargeable and holds a long run time. Best fit: anyone whose current brush lives in a puddle in a plastic cup behind the toilet.
Pros
- 300 rpm silicone head does the scrubbing so you are not putting your shoulder into it
- Silicone will not scratch porcelain and does not trap residue like nylon bristles
- Ventilated holder mounts to the wall with no drilling and lets the head dry out
- Rechargeable rather than a battery you have to keep buying
Cons
- The silicone head is gentler than stiff nylon, so heavy mineral rings still need a pumice stick first
Frequently asked questions
Is it waterproof enough to dunk?
The head and shaft are sealed for use in the bowl. Do not submerge the motor housing or the charging port, and do not run it under a faucet.
How long does a charge last?
Most users get several weeks of normal use per charge, since each cleaning only runs the motor for a minute or two.
Will the wall mount hold on tile?
Yes, on smooth tile or glass. It needs a flat non-porous surface. Textured paint, wallpaper, and grout lines are where the adhesive fails.
Can you replace the brush head?
Yes, the head pops off the shaft. Replacement silicone heads are sold separately, which matters since most people swap them every few months.
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