Veolia Water Technologies by GineersNow Engineering Magazine GineersNow Engineering Magazine September 2016 | Page 31

REVOLUTIONIZING
THE TOILET
CLEANING
TECHNOLOGY
As the old saying goes,
“Cleanliness is next to
godliness.” Cleaning has
always been part of every
household life. The most
dreading part of the house to
clean? The toilet, of course!
The stench and the grueling
back and forth scrubbing,
soap and dirt splashing on
you everywhere—Ugh! You
can only wish someone would
invent something to make
your life easier. Well, your wish
has been granted!
Spyglass
Innovations'
Garry Stewart has wowed
the toilet cleaning industry
with the launch a new
germ-killing,
quick-drying
Photo by LooBlade
reinvention of the toilet brush
called the “LooBlade”. This
ingenious invention works on
SwipeClean Technology(TM)
and follows hard-to-reach
toilet contours.
Unlike the bristles of an
ordinary brush, this blade
easily reaches under the rim
and has an anti-microbial
additive to kill 99.9% germs.
It also has hydrophobic
properties that repels water
and dries quickly unlike
your traditional brush that
sprinkles water droplets all
over the bathroom surface.
The blade’s ‘hollow-point’
head feature acts as a nozzle
to clear blockages. Its unique
holder design allows for free
air flow to ensure that no
residual water collects. Now,
you don’t have to scrub your
toilet surface back and forth,
as this new blade maintains
continuous contact with the
toilet bowl so that its blades
wipe the surface clean in a
single pass.
Appearance
is
always
important in any product in
the market. So, why spare a
cleaning tool? This new brush
scores high on its looks for its
iconic handles, aesthetically
pleasing head and modern
range of color options.
The brush also cuts down your
cost and helps you in saving
water. As an effective cleaning
tool, this brush requires lesser
bleach and water to make
your bathroom shine like it’s
new. That’s not all! The new
brush comes with a 3-year
replacement guarantee.
The new brush has been
designed with an idea to
improve
existing
toilet
cleaning techniques and
replacing one of the most
poorly-designed available
products in the market.
The kickstart campaign has
already collected a total of
£28,336 against its target of
£20,000. Let’s see how much
more interest this innovation
can generate.
SEPTEMBER 2016
Clean Water Technologies
31