Great invention, well done Garry. Mind you, £15 is a lot for a bog brush!!!

"Keeps your crapper looking dapper". Poetry - worthy of Shakespeare himself.

@Steve Jones. Agreed - £15 is high-end in the posh bog-brush world.

I hope the Silicone Rubber doesn't disintegrate when it is soaked in Chlorine Bleach...I've seen Silicone Rubber do that.

£10 shipping to the U.S.? Each?!
That cost him a sale of four items.
I believe in supporting innovators, but if he's going to gouge me like a late-night infomercial, I'll just wait for someone to sell a cheap knockoff at Home Depot.
Sheesh.

Success product; failed sale - damn expansive. Sell to the White House. Or contribute to. If it's powered (rotor turning) its cost may justify. But who would need it?

The fact that you need a brush at all suggests something wrong with WC bowl design. In my 63 years, I've seen the cistern lowered from 6ft down to 1.5m and the invention of the soft-close seat - hardly progress!

Excellent concept to replace one of the most badly designed products in everyday use. Another advantage of this design is that it is less likely to flick nasties around as bristles are prone to doing.
I think this product is reasonably priced for a startup.

Love the idea, but the pricing is out of whack, especially the shipping to the States.

Actually very beautiful and clever.
The neat thing is that it could have other uses...
If someone is giving you a rough time a quick thrust and a couple of twists just might straighten them out!
Bill