Apparently they have solded out. (No link to see.)

Did the toilet brush happen to have a rooster head at the end?

Your session time is over, lol. Toilets, toilets. I wouldn't want one of those things hanging in the wall unless it was a very clean drip-controlled way of doing it.

Can't see it though! What is it enclosed in? Can it be cleaned well? Those toilet brush holders get gross stuff at the bottom. I just throw them out.

I have gone to the clorox toilet wand because of the gross factor! I like that I can just throw it away!

Can't see it, but would you really want one in your beautiful wall? Like kmcg, I have gone to the clorox disposable too. I use the new head with the cleaner built in for one toilet then I squirt toilet bowl cleaner in the other two toilets and use the same brush. That way I don't go through those disposable brushes as fast (save $ and environment), but still get to throw them away after each toilet cleaning day! Not that you asked, but thought I'd offer...:)

I do what polka does but I do hang onto the scrubber for a while and reuse it with organic cleaners. Those wands are great.

Funny the link works for me.

I perfer the disposable but you still have to keep that somewhere! OK but now that I think about it...in a normal world I have a housekeeper and I don't clean toilets...hummmm

THis living in a rental and having to clean my own house is making me think too much. But seriously...where do you keep the little wands??? In my powder room there's no where to hide it...

Dang this seemed like such a good idea....

Here is a link that might be useful: try again

Sorry, it's a nice thought, but give it a few weeks/months and it will be completely gross! I keep all my cleaning supplies in a cabinet in my laundry room so I do have to carry things up and downstairs, but that doesn't bother me. It's good exercise!

Step away from the potty brush in the wall! Just turn away. You don't want it. You don't need it. I think it is not a great idea. nokitchenitis is making you delirious. Go look at knobs, or chickens or something! :)

I wanted to chime in here b/c I think its important for toilet brushes to dry, not stagnate in the wall (although I like that wall storage idea for toilet paper...).

I store my tb in a gallon milk jug w/the side cut away, copied from how my mom always stores hers. The jug "spout" keep the handle upright even though part of it is cut away, and the side cut away part is wide enough to allow for air circulation. Unfortunately it's not too attractive, so I've been on the hunt for an open-top basket to hide the jug. Just wanted to share my solution, I've tried the nicer storage options but the brush always gets too gross for my taste.

Igloo, I keep the wands and extra heads in an "extra roll" holder in the boys' bathroom downstairs (they don't have a vanity in their bath). It holds a wand, a couple heads, a sponge and a small bottle of cleaner (and a stick-up). : )

I had a similar toilet brush holder (not built in) and even with regular cleaning, it AND the brush were disgusting.

Here is a link that might be useful: extra toilet paper roll holder

I just keep mine under the sink in the vanity.

Won't mold and mildew grow? Toilet brushes are put away still wet...think of what happens to contaminated wet things enclosed in a dark, confined space with no air.

IglooChic,
Is this it?
Because I've had my eye on this one for 6 months now.
Keep finding reasons not to buy it. lol

{{!gwi}}

Never mind the idea of having the toilet brush dripping inside the wall holder, frankly it looks like something from a hospital or hotel imo. I use the disposable ones that clip onto the plastic handle. Keep a set in the bathroom vanity in each bathroom.

And shudder to think that plunger.

A pretty little wall closet that you could keep your stuff separate might be nice and cute, but not with a brush or plunger like that :((

I have this. It has a plastic piece inside (versus the metal.) Hasn't got gross at all.

Kelly, your house is spotless! That's a nice toilet brush, lol. We have the same toilet : ) I love that thing!

The clorox wand comes with a handy dandy flexible little plastic piece you stick on to the inside of a vanity. It hangs from there. That wall pocket is another thing to clean!!

Mold, mildew and bacteria in the wall from a wet toilet brush, ugh.

I don't disguise our toilet brushes. I just put them in the little holder (like in the Ugly! portion of the Brush-Away ad above) and stick them back in the corner behind the toilet. They're not noticeable until I go looking for them.

Don't you have to clean the toilets between housekeeper's visits? I sure do! I can't stand to see even one little dribble or smudge of anything on there. . .

Oh good, squirrel. I am so glad you like my toilet brush.

If I am ever missing from this forum, I can hear it now. "What ever happened to the gal with the nice toilet brush?"

Nah, if you turn up MIA it will be 'whatever happened to the gal with the morgue drawers?' ;D

lol. Now, which is worse, Kelly, the toilet brush or the cadaver drawers? Kind of like that supermodel beauty Kim Alexis, who later became known for all those 'unmentionable' products on commercials.

Another thing about brushes, in general. Have you ever cleaned a stagnant toilet that's been sitting unused for a while? You can see the brush marks only scraping around on parts of the bowl. The pads work so much better across the surface. Don't like the Scrub'n'Bubbles one at all. Clorox Wand is my fav : )

Have you ever cleaned a stagnant toilet that's been sitting unused for a while? You can see the brushmarks only scraping around on parts of the bowl. The pads work SO much better than across the surface.

Squirrel, sounds like you are trying out for a toilet pad commercial. Where is supermodel Kim Alexis' agent when you need him?

Hmmmm. Moonshadow and squirrel, it is a toss up on which one is worse to remembered by.

(Hope I don't come up with something that is worse than those two.)

Oooh -- I'm not ordinarily a squeamish kind of gal, but the toilet-brush-in-the-wall is giving me the heebie-jeebies. On the other hand, I do see the benefit of having a plunger so close at hand. (Or am I the only person here who suddenly found herself with an urgent need for one, and was momentarily -- when every moment counts! -- unable to locate the darn thing?)

I was shhocked! What a dumb thing to clean a toilet bowl with, anyway.

: )

Y'all are causing me to laugh out loud!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm with Wooderlander...mine are from (gasp) the dollar store. My brushes are sort of round and come with a handy dandy little plastic cup thing that is made to fit in the corner behind the toilet...every 6 months or so I toss the whole thing and put in a new one!! So they cost me about 4 dollars a year!