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Toilet Brush
xxxdarlingxxx
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Hello there
Last year I bought new loo brushes in nice chrome holders. I have had to chuck them out now as the brushes are all brown with rust. I think the bristles are held inside by wire which rusts.
Any suggestions or do I need to keep replacing them.
Thanks
xxxDxxx
Last year I bought new loo brushes in nice chrome holders. I have had to chuck them out now as the brushes are all brown with rust. I think the bristles are held inside by wire which rusts.
Any suggestions or do I need to keep replacing them.
Thanks
xxxDxxx
xxxdxxx
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With compassision, good manners, kindness and dignity as your ticket you will travel far in life.
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hiya
I bought an expensive toilet brush holder last year and when the brush is dirty etc. I get a plastic brush and holder for 99p from Quality Save and throw away the holder and pop the brush back in my posh one.
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Hi
I would say the same, buy a cheapy brush to put in the holder you have, but I think Wilkinson and Tesco both do their cheap ones for about 50-60p. I replace my brushes monthly with these.
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