Toilet Brush (2 Pack), Natural Coconut Fibre Toilet Bowl Brush, Wood Handle Cleaning Brush for Bathroom Toilet

I had a coconut brush just like this with a shorter handle and i love it. However, these have longer handles which i really wanted to scratch my back. It is fantastic. I have gifted these to many people and all agree is the best for dry skin. I realize they market it for cleaning toilets but that is a marketing blunder because it is the best for skincare.

This is a gorilla of a toilet brush, and truly scrubs. Great for underneath the rim. I like the wooden handle and tie on the top is a nice touch. I keep mine in a large, pretty hand-thrown ceramic vase next to the toilet.

I had similar ones from another brand. Unfortunately, they are no longer available. So I bought this, thinking it would be relatively the same. Nope. It works for its purpose, and clean relatively well enough. But, the head doesn't bend as well as the previous ones I had.The biggest flaw is that it sheds like crazy. The previous ones I had do shed occasionally, but only a few strands at a time. This sheds like a handful or two. I fear that it will fall apart pretty soon.

I bought this b/c im trying to rid my life of plastic. This brush doesn't bend to fit all the contours of the toilet bowl like a plastic brush does, and the little fibers fall off when you use it. It does the job though, and when it's time to throw the brush out, I won't have any "more plastic in the landfill" guilt.

I like the way it looks but it started shedding a little right away. I'm not sure of itsDurability, but then again, you do get 2 of them! It's still in about the same shape as it was 2 months ago when I got it.

So I have used the natural toilet brush for two weeks on two toilets and it’s good. It looses a few bristles and leaves a little color in the bowl but less with each use. The bristles are denser and have more scrubbing power than plastic brushes. I dry it gently with a cleaning rag and hang it outside to dry after each use. No more funky wet plastic in the bathroom.

Cute!No metal so it won’t leave rust stains.Some bristles break off during use… flushed ‘em down no problem. Might shorten the overall life but doesn’t seem like a huge deal.Sure, more expensive than plastic/metal ones but looks waaaay better and the environment thanks you for your service.

It’s like you’re cleaning your toilet with a pinecone on a stick, and on top of that it will develop mold everywhere after a month.I was so looking forward to trying a seemingly eco-friendly product but this isn’t it