Launching this fall
The toilet brush you throw away. Because that's the point.
Toss Wand is a single-use, 100% paper toilet wand. One fresh wand per clean: wipe, toss, done. Your hand stays far away, and nothing dirty stays behind.
[ the band comes off this fall — reservation list sees it first ]
The problem
Your toilet brush is the grossest object you own.
It cleans the toilet, then goes back to its little caddy to sit in its own thoughts. And its own water. Forever.
You'd never keep a used sponge for five years. The brush? Rent-free, next to your bathtub, since 2021.
In memoriam. It sat in its own water and asked for nothing.
“Why would anyone pay for this?”
How it works
Three steps. One classified.
1 · █
Patent pending. Nice try. What we can say: it takes about one second, one hand, and it’s weirdly satisfying. The reservation list sees it first.
2 · Wipe
A firm handle in your fist, a wide wiping end in the bowl. 12 inches between you and the work.
3 · Toss
Into the trash, taking up almost no space. Never flush it — 100% trash-can safe. Septic has nothing to fear.
The field
Three ways to clean a toilet
The old brush
- Sits in a caddy of yesterday's water
- You keep it — and everything on it — for years
- Plastic handle, plastic bristles, plastic caddy
Disposable-pad wands
- The pad goes in the trash — real progress
- You still own and store a plastic handle
- Every refill is more plastic in the bin
Toss Wand
- One clean paper wand per clean
- Zero plastic — the whole thing is paper
- Nothing stored, nothing rinsed, nothing kept
| What you get | Old brushBrush | Pad wandsPads | Toss WandToss |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100% plastic-free | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Nothing dirty stored in your bathroom | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| No handle to own, rinse, or hide | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Works with any cleaner (or none) | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ |
| Safe for plumbing & septic (nothing flushed) | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fresh, untouched tool every single clean | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ |
The paper part
100% kraft paper. Zero% everything else.
Kraft paper through and through. No plastic, no coatings that fight recycling, no chemicals included — use whatever cleaner you like, or none at all.
And it flushes nothing. The used wand goes in the trash, not the pipes — your plumbing and your septic system will never know it existed. That's not a limitation. That's the design.
Founding pack
One box. One price. One month of clean.
$12.99box of 20 · 65¢ per clean
Foil-box sized. Lives on the tank lid like a tissue box. Reserving your founding pack costs nothing today — we'll email you when the first run ships this fall.
You're on the list.
We'll email when the first run ships this fall. Your brush's days are numbered.
Fair questions
So… how does it actually work?
Beautifully. The specifics are patent-pending, and frankly our lawyer is the only one having fun right now. Everyone on the reservation list gets the full reveal before launch — it’s worth the wait.
Is it flushable?
No — by design. It goes in the trash, always. That means nothing thickens in your pipes and your septic system stays out of it entirely. "Flushes nothing" is the feature.
How sturdy is it? Doesn't paper get soggy?
The handle stays dry in your hand and stays rigid. The working end holds up for the 10–15 seconds a wipe actually takes. It's a sprinter, not a marathoner.
Do I need a special cleaner?
No. Use whatever bowl cleaner you already like, or none at all. We sell the wand, not the potion.
How big is the box?
About the size of an aluminum-foil box. Slim wands, 20 to a box — it fits in a drawer or sits on the tank lid with a pull slot, like tissues.
When does it ship?
First production run ships this fall. Reserving costs nothing today — we'll email you before anything is charged.
Do I get anything for referring friends?
Yes. After you confirm your reservation you get a personal sharing link. One verified referral gets you early access to the first run; three gets you 25% off your first box; five and ten unlock bigger perks we'll reveal at launch. A referral counts when your friend confirms their email.
What's it made of?
100% kraft paper — no plastic, no bleach, nothing you'd mind composting. Exactly how a piece of paper becomes a rigid wand is the patent-pending part, so we're keeping that to ourselves for now.