Today I found myself facing a toilet that had been accumulating crud for a significant period of time. None of the usual toilet-bowl cleaning chemicals seemed to have any effect at all, on dislodging the crud from the porcelain. A scrub brush did work, but slowly. So, Idea!
It happened that this particular toilet-bowl scrub brush had a straight round handle, and the brush itself was largely spherical in its construction/bristly- ness. I got out my electric drill and used its chuck to hold the brush handle like a drill bit. The variable-speed drill can now spin the brush at up-to a couple thousand RPM. Some time later, after a fair amount of crud had been removed from the toilet bowl, I decided to take some time to post this. And now, back to applying Electric Elbow Grease to a traditional dirty job...with something of a grin on my face.-- Vernon, Jul 07 2015 Preventitive measure _22ScrubBot_20can_20handle_20it_22 [normzone, Jul 07 2015] [bigsleep], actually, the lip the bowl is keeping that from happening. Otherwise I wouldn't be grinning.-- Vernon, Jul 07 2015 Would a hammer drill have been even more effective?-- hippo, Jul 07 2015 You can usually rent jack-hammers at the local tool rental shop.-- RayfordSteele, Jul 07 2015 What in the hell have you been eating lately?-- MaxwellBuchanan, Jul 07 2015 Can we not just pack loads of loose bristles around a modestly sized explosive charge?-- pocmloc, Jul 07 2015 That is theoretically possible, although we have serious issues with "modestly sized" ...-- 8th of 7, Jul 07 2015 Probably this Idea should have been named "Electric Toilet Brush" (we could certainly imagine motorized brushes getting sold), but I like the current name better.-- Vernon, Jul 09 2015 Err, that grin on your face has brown speckles.-- AusCan531, Jul 11 2015 If it came with a disposable biodegradable one-size-fits-all seal this would sell.-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Jul 11 2015 You've never met my father in law...-- 2 fries shy of a happy meal, Jul 11 2015 I simply love the title. So +-- blissmiss, Jul 11 2015 random, halfbakery