Joseph Joseph Flex Lite Silicone Toilet Brush with Slimline Holder Set, Flexible Head, drip, Anti-Clog deep Clean, 1 EA, Grey/White

Very nice quality

Finally a toilet cleaning brush that is not gross, dries out completely, and does not wear. There is a slight learning curve. It is shaped to fit different areas of the toilet. Hey, quit looking and buy this thing. We bought a second one for our other toilet. Enough of a testimonial?

it seems a bit flimsy container. it looks beautiful and looks sturdy but should be a tad more heavy. the brush is very stiff

So my wife became enamored with these brushes and replaced four of our traditional brushes. She even gave these to our adult children. I’m guessing she bought ten of them. Ironically, I’m the toilet cleaner and always have been. These brushes are slick looking, ergonomic and offer better appearance after a few months of use. However…THEY ARE ABSOLUTELY INEFFECTIVE for most applications of cleaning your toilet. They are not a better mousetrap. They do not conform to narrow crevices, or certain rounded areas - and THESE are the areas that hold the crud you need to reach. Stick with the standard brushes folks, prettier does not mean better.

To me seems like it takes more work to use since it is a more sleek line brush. I will continue to use but will not purchase another one for my other bathrooms.Edit: Needed to change the stars. After using this brush for a period of time, it definitely cleans the toilet so much better. Toilet is sparkly clean. Will definitely purchase another for the other bathrooms.

While I like the look of this toilet bowl brush - it is sleek and modern, and takes up little room- I find that it doesn’t clean as well as traditional bristle brushes. It is difficult to maneuver in the bowl and sometimes doesn’t wipe off the blue toilet bowl cleaner, taking several attempts of hard brushing.

This item looks great but performs terribly. It operates more like a toilet comb than a toilet brush. After squirting the bowl cleaner you'll find that you are getting very little contact between the bristles and the bowl. Rather, you'll notice that the bristles have combed through the cleaner exactly as if you'd have dragged a hair comb through cleaner that you might pour on your countertop. The number of passes that you have to make to remove all of the cleaner from the bowl more than tripled the time that it takes to clean a toilet.Now let's consider "tougher" jobs. What a brush cleans away in a couple of swishes, this brush TAKES FOREVER to do. And then you're left with the fact that this thing just transferred the problem from one location to the next. Yep. Picture that. With a brush, I scrub, flush while holding the head in the bowl and give a quick spray before putting it back in the holder. And as far as any toilet brush can be considered clean, it's good to go. Not so with this brush. It greatly increased the time to clean the bowl and then it took even more time until the brush head was "clean" enough to put away.I very much wanted this item to perform better. I'd return it but, well, it's a toilet brush and to do so would be disgusting. The only good thing I can say is that water doesn't drip from the head but it failed in routine cleaning, it failed in cleaning hard water stains, and it failed in cleaning residue from the bowl. All of which an old fashioned brush accomplish easily.

I bought this after seeing a recommendation. I found it a bit awkward to use, it's shape is not anything like your standard toilet brush, but it did a good job. I think it will just get better as I get used to the fact that it doesn't bend, is unusual shaped. I like how compact the holder is; easy to put out of sight behind toilet. With the metal handle it is very sturdy; handle will probably outlast the brush. :-)I think at $14 it is overpriced. I am still deciding if I will buy another for our second bathroom. Money is tight right now; we are retired, fixed income.