Ventilated Toilet Brush Holder Set, Drip Free and Air Dry

Lift the brush out of a sealed holder on a Thursday, having last used it on Sunday, and it is still wet. Four days in a plastic tube with no air is an incubator.

What Are the Key Features of This Ventilated Stainless Steel Toilet Brush Holder?

• Air moves through the bristles: the head gives up its water in hours and does not sit damp until the next time you need it.
• The failure a sealed holder hides: what smells after four days is the tube the brush has been standing in.
• Best on the toilet you use least: a second bathroom or a guest cloakroom is where a brush sits longest between uses and dries slowest.
• Sold as a set: brush and vented holder together, so the openings are sized for the head that came with them.
• Openings mean edges, and steel would suit them: a moulded plastic opening leaves a rim that catches limescale, where a punched or formed steel edge stays smooth and wipes clean.

Where Can You Use This Ventilated Toilet Brush Holder?

• In a guest cloakroom, where a brush sits longest between uses
• In a second toilet used a few times a week
• In a bathroom with poor ventilation of its own

Why Does a Ventilated Holder Dry Faster than a Sealed One?

• Openings put air through the bristles: a head sealed in a solid tube can only dry upwards past the lid, and what you lift out four days later smells.
• Openings mean edges, and a steel edge wipes: a moulded plastic opening leaves a rim that catches limescale, which is why steel would suit this design.

Details

Material & Build

• Toilet brush with a holder, sold as a set.
• Origin: Turkey, as named in the product handle.

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