Scotch-Brite Disposable Toilet Scrubber Refills, Removes Rust & Hard Water Stains, 10 Disposable Refills Blue

Good product; as advertised.

I was skeptical but this works surprisingly well--the cleanser sticks to the pad for a while as you scrub, the handle is long enough and sturdy enough to do the job, the angles are right to get into all the areas that need cleaning. Really does clean stains other cleansers (and scrubbers) didn't get. I don't expect to use it that often but I still wish the pads were biodegradable.

Great product!! These really work, even on the really gross stuff. They are very easy to use, the scrubber part is sturdy and doesn’t start falling off during use like the Clorox ones do, and it’s easy to clean under the rim with these. The container is unobtrusive and small enough to tuck away behind the toilet so you don’t even see it when not in use. This is so quick, easy to use, and effective that I’ve found I clean the toilets more often, keeping them cleaner than they would be otherwise, because it’s so quick and easy to just whip this out and give the toilet a quick scrub whenever I even start to notice it getting dirty. And I have a house full of boys so that’s pretty often.

Cleans decently well. The quick release is nice. The shape of the head is good for under the rim but cleaning in the middle hole is semi difficult. Feels kinda cheap as well but it does the job.

This Scotch-Brite Disposable Toilet Bowl Scrubber Cleaning System really made me sit up and take notice when I used it the first time. We have so many minerals in our city water that just having the water enter the bowl when it's flushed, leaves marks or stains if you will, all down the inside of the bowl. Most cleansers just caused streaks if they worked even a little.I have tried a number of cleaning products to get it off to no avail. The water also left a terrible ring that just got worse and worse. Now, I'm not talking about an old toilet, I'm talking about one only a couple of years old so you can tell I was completely frustrated. To have to use a soap stone to scrub and scrub hard to get the ring out just wasn't my cup of tea so when I got this system to test out for Walmart, even though it's especially meant for under the rim where the water comes out, I wasn't expecting miracles. BUT, not only did it get out most of the nasty mineral build up there, the cleaning compound in the pad did a lot for the rest. I scrubbed the rest of the toilet with it but didn't flush. I let it sit everywhere there were mineral stains including the ring.While it didn't get all the mineral stains when I used it, it faded them all so you had to look close to see them and the ring, while it didn't just wipe away, it loosened the minerals so that all I had to do was go over it lightly with the soap stone. No scrubbing hard enough to possibly damage the porcelain. It worked so well, we used it on the second 2 year old toilet with the same results.The 'scrubbers are so easy to put on the wand and with a touch of the button, they drop into the garbage. Your hands don't come in contact with the pads at all after you use them. I ordered these refills with a 2nd unit for the other bathroom.All I can say is, what a find, we love it!

Great product for cleaning toilets

Neat concept works well I like them

A MUST BUY. These are great disposable toilet bowl cleaners. I don't know why I didn't buy them sooner as opposed to using the old-style toilet bowl cleaner brush. The handle easily attaches to the scrubber, it clicks in. you dip it into the toilet water and start scrubbing away. The cleaning solution starts foaming a bit and cleans very well. Once done, just hover over your trash can and press the release button on the handle and done. It's so much more sanitary and clean compared to using the old brushes. It's easy and no more worrying about the brushes being dirty and growing bacteria. And since it has solution on the scrubber, you won't need to buy extra toilet bowl cleaner either. It's a 2 in 1 solution. Though a note of advice is to rinse the bottom 1/4 of the handle when you're done, because when scrubbing the lower part of the toilet, about 1/4 of the handle does get submerged in the toilet water. So to be more sanitary, it's best to rinse or wash with soap, which isn't troublesome at all if you think about the old dirty toilet brushes we had to deal with and change every so often.