An experimental purchase for the shower rooms.
dreamdaisy
Member Posts: 31,520
We have had new showers, toilets and basins installed so I was researching toilet brushes because the old ones are not that lovely to look at. :oops: Our toilets are a new design, they are rimless so far easier to keep clean; even the seats and lids pop off for thorough cleaning. :shock: We are also having a water softener installed so scale will no longer be an issue.
The more I looked at brushes the more I thought they weren't that applicable then I came across a silicone blade, housed in a neat sheath which can be stuck to the tiles. Floor space is limited in both rooms so this may be a good solution. They were around the same price as better-quality toilet brushes and stands (in fact cheaper than the ones I was considering). My reasoning is that they are probably more hygienic and easier to keep clean, there's no base to topple over so we'll see. I'll report back in due course. DD
The more I looked at brushes the more I thought they weren't that applicable then I came across a silicone blade, housed in a neat sheath which can be stuck to the tiles. Floor space is limited in both rooms so this may be a good solution. They were around the same price as better-quality toilet brushes and stands (in fact cheaper than the ones I was considering). My reasoning is that they are probably more hygienic and easier to keep clean, there's no base to topple over so we'll see. I'll report back in due course. DD
Have you got the despatches? No, I always walk like this. Eddie Braben
0
Comments
-
DD I think I saw something similar..silicon with little nobbles on that clean the loo..and it was impregnated with silver for hygiene..I love the idea of the lid popping off...toilets seats are the bain of my life..so hard to clean under the fitments... :roll:Love
Barbara0 -
Please do report back. I hate cleaning toilets but they have to be done and have to be done to a certain standard so anything that helps would be good - that sounds like an excellent solutionHey little fighter, things will get brighter0
-
It sounds very interesting and less awkward for arthritic hands to wield.
LV, I believe they reckong there are more germs on the average keyboard than on the average loo seat. And, looking at my keyboard, that does make sense :oops:If at first you don't succeed, then skydiving definitely isn't for you.
Steven Wright0
Categories
- All Categories
- 21 Welcome
- 18 How to use your online community
- 3 Help, Guidelines and Get in Touch
- 11.8K Our Community
- 9.4K Living with arthritis
- 146 Hints and Tips
- 221 Work and financial support
- 755 Chat to our Helpline Team
- 6 Want to Get Involved?
- 394 Young people's community
- 11 Parents of Children with Arthritis
- 38 My Triumphs
- 122 Let's Move
- 32 Sports and Hobbies
- 19 Food and Diet
- 365 Chit chat
- 244 Coronavirus (COVID-19)
- 32 Community Feedback and ideas