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Bath Bliss Self Closing Lid Toilet Brush with Rim Scrubber in Sailor Knot DesignStore your toilet brush in plain sight with the attractive Bath Bliss Toilet Brush Set. This brush and decorative storage container is discreet and will make a lovely accent to most bathroom decors. The handle and canister for the bathroom toilet brush have a slick finish and have a sailor knot design. The set also has a durable, rounded, bristle brush that is designed to remain hidden when the product is not in use with a separate rim scrubber to get
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