• Silicone attracts fewer germs
• Instead of bristles, antibacterial and water-repellent lamellae
• Cleanliness without tedious scrubbing
• no more dripping bathroom floor
• Longevity, replacement unnecessary for years.
• No messing clumps of paper stuck to bristles

 
Silicone attracts fewer germs

Silicone attracts fewer microorganisms than plastic because silicone is non-porous and resists the accumulation of organic matter from the toilet, which can attract germs. For this reason alone, silicone would be more resistant to microbial contamination. Another plus, because silicone dries much faster than plastic, it’s also less likely to accumulate microbes.


Silicone is easier to clean

Silicone can also be more easily and thoroughly cleaned than plastic-bristled brushes, which obviously results in a more sanitary bathroom environment.

SIlicone is more robust

Since silicone is generally resistant to more physical stress, including chemical cleaners and UV light, you could use stronger cleaners that would be more likely to kill harmful microorganisms present on the brush. You’ll also probably get a longer life out of a silicone brush than you would a traditional one because of these properties, which means making the switch is probably worth it (especially since silicone brushes tend to be a bit pricer compared to plastic ones).