The lifespan depends on usage and quality. Typically, a toilet brush should be replaced every 6 months.

Replace the brush when the bristles become worn, frayed, or discolored.

Yes, diluted bleach is safe for disinfecting. However, follow the bleach manufacturer's instructions and wear gloves.

Store it in its caddy, allowing it to dry completely.

You can disinfect it by: 1. Soaking it in a diluted bleach solution (follow bleach manufacturer's instructions).   2. Spraying it with a disinfectant spray. 3. Using a dedicated toilet brush cleaner

Clean the brush after each use by rinsing it thoroughly. Periodically, disinfect the brush.

The product description mentions that it can clean corners of the toilet. Customers agree that it is good for getting under rims.

Benefits include: 1. Reduced bacterial growth on the brush.   2. Improved hygiene during cleaning. 3. Minimized odors associated with bacterial buildup.

Yes, regular cleaning is still essential to remove debris and maintain hygiene. Rinse the brush after each use.

It is not recommended to use the same brush for multiple surfaces.

It's generally not recommended. Prolonged exposure to harsh chemicals could damage the brush or its antimicrobial properties. Follow the cleaner's instructions and rinse the brush promptly.