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Someone Is Making Donald Trump Toilet Brushes—And We're Updating Our Wish List 🙌

Someone Is Making Donald Trump Toilet Brushes—And We're Updating Our Wish List 🙌
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Comic Sands Editorial
By Comic Sands EditorialNov 19, 2018
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Make your toilet great again with the Commander in Crap.

An Etsy user, spacedoutdesigns, broke the internet with their President Donald Trump toilet bowl cleaners. Each toilet brush is hand made and the response has been so extraordinary the seller had to post this message for customers:

" NOTE: DUE TO THE OVERWHELMING RESPONSE WE HAVE RECEIVED WE ARE CURRENTLY LOOKING AT A 6-8 WEEK ARRIVAL TIME FOR ORDERS PLACED AFTER 8AM PACIFIC TIME on NOVEMBER 15th.

PLEASE KEEP IN MIND I MAKE THESE BY HAND AND I WANT TO THANK EVERYONE FOR THEIR ORDER AND THEIR PATIENCE."


So far there have already been over 5000 sales. Something tells us it's not because the President is loved.

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Twitter nearly had an aneurysm trying to get the jokes out.










Of course people couldn't get out their wallets fast enough.


We have a feeling these will still be selling out come next Christmas.

H/T: Indy100, LAD Bible, Etsy

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