Bathroom Butler Toilet Brushes

Twenty nine listings from Bathroom Butler, and they are not all the same kind of thing. Most are a complete brush with a wall mounted holder. Four are freestanding. The rest are replacement brush heads and handles, sold on their own. The first decision is wall or floor, and the room usually settles it.

Wall Mounted Keeps It Off the Floor

The wall mounted holders exist for a reason the brand states plainly: the brush sits off the floor, cannot be knocked over, and you can mop under it. In the 4600 Series and 8500 Series the 4638 and 8538 use a frosted glass bowl held in a stainless ring with a silicone insert, so the bowl lifts out to be cleaned and drops back in. The named ranges do the same with their own bowl, ceramic on Felicity and frosted glass on Integrity and Lavish.

Freestanding is the answer where there is no wall to drill: a glass panel, a duct board, a rented flat. The 9136 is an enclosed stainless cylinder with a removable plastic insert, a cover carried on the brush handle so the holder stays shut, and a rubber base so it neither slips nor scratches tiles. The 9108 Toilet Butler Duo goes further, standing 753mm tall on a polystone base and pairing that same brush and closed holder with a double roll holder, with no installation needed.

The Brush Head Is a Consumable, and It Is Stocked

A stainless holder outlasts a great many brush heads, which is why the heads and handles are listed here in their own right: replacement heads in white and black, T-Brush handles in white and black plastic, and a handle made for the 9135 and 9136 holders. If you own the holder and the bristles have gone soft, order that rather than the whole unit.

Matching It to the Rest of the Bathroom

Every code here belongs to a range, and the range is what keeps a bathroom consistent. The 4638, 8538, 8238 and the 9100 Series units come in polished and brushed stainless steel, matt black and champagne gold, while the named ranges run chrome and matt black. If you are buying a brush you are almost certainly buying a toilet roll holder and a robe hook too, so start from the range page and take all three from one place.

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I get a wall mounted or a freestanding toilet brush holder?

Wall mounted if you can drill. It keeps the brush off the floor where it cannot be knocked over, and it lets you mop underneath, which is the whole hygiene argument. Go freestanding where there is nothing sound to fix into, such as a glass panel or a duct board, or where you are renting and would rather not make holes.

Can I replace just the brush head?

Yes, and they are stocked on this page. Replacement heads are listed in white and in black, alongside T-Brush handles in white and black plastic and a handle made for the 9135 and 9136 holders. A stainless holder outlasts many sets of bristles, so when the brush goes soft, order the head rather than a whole new unit.

What is the 9108 Toilet Butler Duo?

A freestanding stainless steel unit that combines a toilet brush and closed holder with a double toilet roll holder on one polystone base. It stands 753mm tall, holds two standard rolls on open ended arms with a disc stopper at each end, and needs no installation, so it suits bathrooms with no usable wall beside the pan.

Can the holder bowl be removed for cleaning?

On the models with a bowl, yes. The 4638 and 8538 hold a frosted glass bowl in a stainless ring with a silicone insert, so the bowl lifts out and drops back. Integrity and Lavish use a removable frosted glass bowl and Felicity a removable ceramic one. The freestanding 9136 uses a plastic insert that comes out of the cylinder instead.

Which range should I buy the brush from?

Whichever range the rest of the bathroom is already in, because the body shape and finish are what tie the fittings together rather than the brush itself. The 4600, 8200, 8500 and 9100 Series cover polished and brushed stainless steel, matt black and champagne gold. Felicity, Integrity, Elemental and Lavish run chrome and matt black.