"There's something about dunking a brush into the toilet bowl and putting it back in its holder that grosses me out - who knows what's hiding in those bristles. The mineralized water in New York also causes stubborn hard water stains to form along the perimeter of my toilet bowl; I spend 15 minutes hunched over, furiously scrubbing (which is way too up close and personal for my liking), to try to get them out."
"It's an all-in-one system that includes a reusable brush handle, six disposable scrubbing pads (that are already pre-loaded with toilet cleaner), and a slim caddy to store the wand and refills in one place. The set is designed to streamline the cleaning process by eliminating the need for a separate cleaner and toilet brush. And it does this while promising a deeper, more thorough clean by killing 99.9% of germs and (finally) banishing pesky hard water and lime stains."
Scrubbing toilets often feels unpleasant and exposes brushes' bristles to hidden grime; mineralized water can create stubborn hard-water and lime stains that require vigorous scrubbing. The Clorox ToiletWand Cleaning System includes a reusable handle, six disposable pre-loaded scrubbing pads, and a slim caddy. Pads snap onto the wand without touching the cleaning surface, are activated by dipping in water, and are discarded via a handle button. The system promises to kill 99.9% of germs and remove hard-water stains. The starter set retails around $14 and refill packs cost about $8.
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