The 10 Best Toilet Brush And Plunger Combos
This wiki has been updated 17 times since it was first published in April of 2020. As a necessary, though often unsightly, part of bathroom hygiene, toilet brushes and toilet plungers are items most of us would rather keep out of sight and out of mind. With this selection of combo kits, these essential tools can be kept close at hand. Their caddies provide discreet storage, ensuring they are not on view, whilst preventing unpleasant odors and keeping floors clean. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki.
1. Simplehuman Set
2. mDesign Modern 4-Piece
3. ToiletTree Products
Editor's Notes
April 15, 2020:
There is nothing glamourous about cleaning a bathroom, however, it is one of those essential jobs that must be carried out on a regular basis. These toilet brush and plunger combo caddies will keep your toilet clean and clog-free, whilst remaining discreetly out of sight when not in use.
Essentially, they all do the same job, so choosing a suitable one for you will depend on the style of your bathroom, and where it will be positioned. if you're looking for a caddy that can match your fixtures, the Elaine Karen Deluxe, the Polder Dual, the Blue Donuts Set, and the ToiletTree Products are all made from metal and come in stainless steel or bronzed finishes. if you're looking for a particular color, the mDesign Modern 4-Piece, the mDesign Combo Set, and the mDesign set of 2 are made from shatter-resistant plastic and come in a range of shades. The Simplehuman Set is a contemporary option with a high gloss finish, and is available in either black or white.
4. Blue Donuts Set
5. mDesign Combo Set
6. Polder Dual
7. Elaine Karen Deluxe
8. Oxo Good Grips Hideaway
9. Superior Performance
10. mDesign set of 2
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