Recommend a good toilet brush set

cyclonebri1

olly300 wrote: »

One word - visitors :mad:

Not quite sure how to read that:D:D, hang a plunger and a brush on the wall and give them the option:cool:

rustyboy21

I don't like staying in places that don't have a loo brush to use.

We had a week in Whitby last year. The house we rented was absolutely stunning, expensive furniture, all mod cons, perfect views, but no loo brush.

First thing I did, was go into local cheap goods shop and buy a loo brush and holder and some flash wipes and scoured the loo's in the house ! I can't use any public/shop loo's for a No 2, have to hang on till I get home, or put about 3 layers of paper on the seat first !

cyclonebri1

And I thought I had a heavy duty apsehole!!!!!!!:eek::eek:

olly300

cyclonebri1 wrote: »

Not quite sure how to read that:D:D, hang a plunger and a brush on the wall and give them the option:cool:

I have no need for a plunger in anyone's bathroom.

What people need to do is:
1. Not fill the toilet full of loo paper to the brim
2. Be patient and wait for the tank to refill.

evansmummy

rustyboy21 wrote: »

I don't like staying in places that don't have a loo brush to use.

We had a week in Whitby last year. The house we rented was absolutely stunning, expensive furniture, all mod cons, perfect views, but no loo brush.

First thing I did, was go into local cheap goods shop and buy a loo brush and holder and some flash wipes and scoured the loo's in the house ! I can't use any public/shop loo's for a No 2, have to hang on till I get home, or put about 3 layers of paper on the seat first !

Whhhhhaaaatttt?!!!

gavinh1175

I pour lots of thick toilet bleach around the bowl - leave it for a few hours. No scrubbing required, the bleach dissolves the soiled area.

2 bottles of thick loo bleach in Iceland for £1.

robatwork

In this thread is evidence of 10,000 years of civilisation

evoke

I bought a nice one from the simplehuman company in the end. It's this one here:

http://www.simplehuman.co.uk/products/bathroom-organisation/toilet-brush.php

I bought the white version to match the bathroom cabinets. The head is detachable so can be replaced. It did a far better job than the Toilet Duck disposable 'brushes' that I have used for years.

rustyboy21

evansmummy wrote: »

Whhhhhaaaatttt?!!!

What's wromg with that?

I like a clean loo. I won't use public loos as you don't know how clean previous occupanys are.

If I am staying somewhere, I will clean the loo, before use.

If I get called short and have to use a public loo, I put a cover of Loo roll on the seat first before I park my bum ! The paper then gets scrunched up and put in the waste bin.

In hotels the loo seat gets cleaned, the sink wiped over, the cups and glasses get a wash and the kettle gets boiled 3 times before I feel it is ok to use.

Have heard horror stories of hotel cleaners wiping cups/glasses down with the wipe they used on the loo seat. Know that the kettle had been used to pee in by people.

Call me extreme, but try to get rid of much harm I can get

cyclonebri1

rustyboy21 wrote: »

What's wromg with that?

I like a clean loo. I won't use public loos as you don't know how clean previous occupanys are.

If I am staying somewhere, I will clean the loo, before use.

If I get called short and have to use a public loo, I put a cover of Loo roll on the seat first before I park my bum ! The paper then gets scrunched up and put in the waste bin.

In hotels the loo seat gets cleaned, the sink wiped over, the cups and glasses get a wash and the kettle gets boiled 3 times before I feel it is ok to use.

Have heard horror stories of hotel cleaners wiping cups/glasses down with the wipe they used on the loo seat. Know that the kettle had been used to pee in by people.

Call me extreme, but try to get rid of much harm I can get

Ok, you are extreme:D, just not sure what is going to escape the 1st boiling in the kettle;);)