Decent Loo brush?

[DHutch]

This is maybe an odd thread. But where these days sells a decent bog brush you can actually clean a loo with? We are in a fairly hard water area and all the brushes at b&q/tescos/argos/wilcos are feather weight two-part screw together chrome and plastic designed only to fit into a small box and hold together long enough for the photo on the front.

 

Saw a one part plastic on in a shop and asked a member of staff if was any good, she said it was ok, flexed it a bit in front of my, and it snapped clean into before even leaving the shop.

 

 

So there we go, what am I missing, where do I need look? Mail order or highstreet.

 

 

 

Daniel

 

 

[ditchcrawler]

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[1agos]

• Use the flue brush!

[ChimneyChain]

A loo brush, wimp. My Mum did and still does stick her hand down the toilet with a cloth and soapy water finished of with a squirt of bleach.

 

Darren

[Phil Ambrose]

My wife has a love affair with Toilet Duck brush which has a sort of grippt thing for holding disposable cleaning pads. We also have a sturdy Toilet brush which I gave a haircut to fit better in the smaller orifice of a thetford. Not adverse to getting down and dirty with a cloth etc.

Phil

[W+T]

marigolds and a scourer. easy done

[the barnacle]

mortar cleaner zaps the limescale away

[Tony Brooks]

mortar cleaner zaps the limescale away

 

Yes, and then etches the glaze - don't ask me how I know this

[Theo]

 

Yes, and then etches the glaze - don't ask me how I know this

But would be OK on a PortaPotti 'cos its plastic?

[DHutch]

A loo brush, wimp. My Mum did and still does stick her hand down the toilet with a cloth and soapy water finished of with a squirt of bleach.

 

Darren

 

Ha, sadly while I would love to, its not happening and its certainly not something I expect my housemates would take to.

 

Not really after a woodern one as the bathrooms quite white/cleanlines just a new sturdy plastic one like yellowing one I have downstairs which came with the house.

And a dustpan.....

 

 

You beauty!

 

 

Daniel

[Ex Brummie]

Have had for years, a toilet brush sold by Thetford. Available from Sheridan Marine amongst others

[smileypete]

Try a janitorial supplier?

[ditchcrawler]

We found the ones with metal bits on the handles leave marks on the bowl

[Scholar Gypsy]

We're very pleased with the one we bought for £4.99 in a discount store in Boston this summer, since christened the Boston Boat Bog Brush, For the previous 35 years we have used a washing up brush - designed for recalcitrant saucepans etc,

 

Edited February 6, 2016 by Scholar Gypsy

[DaveC]

Get a washing up brush from Lidl - just the tool on the boat. Make a holder from a cut down squash bottle or cut down milk container.

 

Dave

[David Schweizer]

Daniel, you are getting old before your time, worrying about loo brushes. It the forte of my generation

[DHutch]

Try a janitorial supplier?

I think thats what its going to be, yellow pages here we come....

Daniel, you are getting old before your time, worrying about loo brushes. It the forte of my generation

Sigh. Tell me about it!

 

 

 

Daniel

[ChimneyChain]

Anyway isn't toilet cleaning ladies business??

 

Darren

[BlueStringPudding]

On the boat I use a washing up brush as a loo brush.

[Athy]

On the boat I use a washing up brush as a loo brush.

As long as you don't do vice versa.

[Canalwatcher]

These are quite sturdy - have got one on the boat:-

 

http://www.allianceonline.co.uk/toilet-brush-and-holder-jtbc0001.html?gclid=CMK45bDF48oCFQcYwwodQaMJeg

 

Mick

[twbm]

Catering suppliers also worth a visit.

 

http://www.nisbets.co.uk/Jantex-Toilet-Brush-and-Holder-Stainless-Steel/L401/ProductDetail.raction

[Theo]

Only on CWDF could we have 22 posts about loo brushes!

 

Nick

[Scholar Gypsy]

Only on CWDF could we have 22 posts about loo brushes!

 

Nick

 

What is surprising is that there's been no debate yet on this thread on pumpout vs cassette vs composting,

[WotEver]

And we have yet to discuss the relative merits of the various types of loo brushes... give it time