
How do I get the bathroom brush to make the bathroom to smell good?



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Keep your brush well drained and clean it regularly. Cleaning your toilet with a bleach solution with added scent can help. Make sure your drains are cleaned regularly since hair and gunk caught in the drain will cause odors. Chose your cleaning solutions for strength plus scent. You could even start making your own cleaning products and they add essential oils which put amazing scents in your home. Hope this gives you some ideas to solve your problem.
Hi I am not sure what you are looking for, maybe this
https://www.walmart.ca/en/ip/scrubbing-bubbles-toilet-cleaning-system-fresh-brush-max/6000016937954
Try Clorox Toilet Wand. It's a handle that you attach Clorox-infused sponges to, and they do work better than a brush. Then press the button on the handle, and throw away the used sponge. This system cleans better than a toilet brush--it gets the mineral stains from water that are just beneath the rim.