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Your cart is empty.Keep your throne immaculate with the only guilt-free toilet brush with single-use, biodegradable Coconut Husk Scrubbing Pads that put the planet first. Who knew something that cleans your toilet could be so sleek, clean and sexy? Is it weird to call a toilet brush sexy? *shrug* Sorry, not sorry!
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 30, 2025
Broke almost immediately - the prongs for the attachment snapped right off.
Katherine Childs
Reviewed in Canada on March 10, 2025
A disappointment. The brushes easily fall off the “grabby” thing, making it useless as a cleaning tool.
Emilie Bombardier
Reviewed in Canada on February 4, 2025
Après seulement 2 mois d'utilisation, la brosse est déjà défectueuse et ne peux plus attraper les disques nettoyants. Ce produit est cher et très décevant et il n'est pas du tout conçu de manière à être durable. Je ne le recommande pas du tout
GracieW
Reviewed in Canada on March 11, 2024
It looks nice and clean, no disgusting plastic brush on display, no toilet water dripping into the brush holder to stagnate. It does the job of cleaning the bowl well.Sadly, the steel prongs that hold the scrubber started rusting within a few months. After 1.5 years they crumbled and fell off completely, rendering the handle and its base useless.I'm not sure of this is an eco friendly option, since the whole thing winds up in the landfill very quickly. It'd be nice if the handle was replaceable. I suppose it's better than a regular plastic brush, which you'd be tossing out more often (every 6 months or so). Very expensive for how long it lasts.
Mari Olsen
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
For home cleanliness and lowering environmental impact, I love the scrubbing disks with natural fiber and cleaning agent embedded. The white stand is clean and unobtrusive. HOWEVER, I have purchased these twice with the same result. After only 1-2 uses, when returning the handle to the stand, the prongs rust, and drip rusty water into the stand. They appear to be coated (white in color), but that literally vanishes after only 1-2 uses. This has happened 2x4 times (purchased two sets twice). The latter time I even tried spraying cooking oil on it to repel the water. No help. SUGGESTIONS for alternatives appreciated.
Kristin Uuk
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
I liked the idea of using this and throwing out coconut husk instead of plastic. The wand has metal claws so if you dig too deep into the husk disk it scratches on the toilet, not a big deal reposition to reduce that chance. When you reduce the bite into the disk it can cause it to fall out of the claws. Again not a big deal just grab it again. When you try to clean the lip of the toilet bowl and move the wand backwards, the disk again bends and falls out of one of the claws. Again grab the disk again. This is how every cleaning goes. Constantly grabbing back onto the fallen out disk. I do not believe I could apply much pressure or move the wand around the underside of the toilet rim without difficulty. I do not like buying plastic but this is nearly trash worthy. I do not believe you could get a proper clean of the underside of the rim and I struggle to scrub the rest of the toilet at all. Guess I’m going to use up the coconut husks and find a new toilet brush.
Sunshine
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023
This is a very nice, metal system, but quite expensive. The claws sometimes poke thru the pad, which can damage the porcelain.
bitbyboth
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2022
I wanted so badly to like this product. I've been looking to 'go green' wherever I can and remove plastics as much as possible. I thought this product was going to be perfect! Steel with coconut fiber scrubbers, it seemed like SUCH a good idea. Unfortunately the performance is really lacking. I've only had this thing for about a year, if that and the prongs are already starting to rust. The stand and everything are very sleek and modern and I don't really have a problem with them, the real trouble is the prongs do not keep a grip on the coconut pads. I can get maybe one good swirl around the bowl before the pad gets loose and I have to go fishing for it. My toilets are not particularly dirty but I should be able to scrub for a minute or two before I can no longer hold onto the scrubber. I was looking forward to trying out this product and then buying a second one for my other bathroom, at this rate I'm not sure I'm even going to buy refills for this one. Majorly disappointing.
Jacob
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2022
I'm sure a lot of y'all have tried the clorox toilet brush and find the pads fall off the little plastic connector, not to mention more plastic is blah. This guy effectively solves that, I'm a little aggressive with mine and i cleaned 3 toilets with one pad, I did manage to pop the pad off a few times when doing all three toilets, but I can just grab it right back with the handle no problem.I do wonder if there's not a non disposable toilet brush out there that's better, . and maybe if tushy comes out with one I'll give it a try... But if you want disposable pads this guy right here's the ticket, premium price but its biodegradable and not garbage right out of the box like other brands are. For this I give it 5 stars across the board except in value for the money, non disposable is always a better value even if it is yuckier.
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