Pumice Cleaning Stone with Handle Toilet Bowl Cleaner Hard Water Ring Remover for Bath/Pool/Kitchen/Household Cleaning 4 Pack

When you use this you are also scrapping off the porclein and the bacteria and stain go itnot the scratches and you have to use your product always and more often.

A basement toilet that was rarely used, had so much lime build up that we had actually tried chipping it off, so gross. Bought these and “wow”, removed it all. Just a little elbow grease needed, and it was completely clean! These are amazing!

I cant find these in any local stores, and was pleased to find a four pack here, and ones with handles! Previously youd just have to deal with an entire stick that progressively grew damp as you kept rinsing, however the handle makes things much easier to scrub. One stick cleaned all three toilets and used less than 1/5 the stick. This four pack will last an extremely long time. Do make sure the toilet is porcelain - if its something else youll likely end up scuffing the bowl.

It works it really really works. My toilet had a ring around it and it took me less than 10 minutes to get ride of it. And I didnt even use all of it to do it

Much like knife sharpening stones, do yourself a favor and heed the instructions. The key to this, knife sharpening stones, or sandpaper is to let the hard abrasive material do the work. Using great pressure will not get it done any faster, but will wear down the stone faster, and possibly break it. More passes, and avoiding extreme pressure is best. The mind tries to tell you that more pressure is needed. but actually it is not any better at cutting the stain with great pressure. People often wear out sandpaper quickly by applying too much force, as they also do with often expensive sharpening stones. This is the same. Pick a spot and use light to medium pressure until the stain starts coming off. Heavy pressure just wears out the stone as well as your arm. Almost all abrasives are like that. Great pressure also packs the removed material in between the grit in the stone making it less abrasive.

I been stressing out seing our toilet bowl having a ring stains. I even thought to change and buy a new one. I’m very Happy that i tried this product. My toilet bowl looks new again.

If youre toilet has rust stains this is the answer . Works far better than chemicals

I originally purchased it because a plumbers snake left metal marks on my toilet bowl. I read online that these were stains, not scratches and that pumice could take off the stains. I was skeptical, but it really worked! It took some scrubbing, and the pumice wore down to half original size. Then I started working on hard water buildup, and that finished off the first stick. Later, when my roommate moved out, his toilet hadnt been properly cleaned in ~7 months and was encrusted with hard water deposits layered with black mold and yellow stains around the rim an in the drain of the toilet. Yes, disgusting. The toilet wand isnt helpful at this point. It took 3/4 of one pumice to get through most of the encrusted matter, because this pumice is so crumbly that it wore down fast. Also, I needed to break off a little piece to get into the rim of the toilet, because the shape of this stick blocked full access to the uppermost rim. I used a different one to work on the scale buildup around some sink faucet fixtures. It takes it off, except in tight spaces. Overall, its better than nothing, and convenient if you dont want to go to the store, but next time Ill head to the hardware store and pick up a more heavy-duty pumice. Theyre a little more expensive, but higher quality products last significantly longer!

Had a large brown toilet ring and this thing took it off easily after light scrubbing. Hands down the best thing to clean stubborn toilet bowl rings without visible scratches. However, this stone (like all the others) promote cleaning of stainless steel which I would NOT recommend! I should have known hard, abrasive things arent good for stainless steel and as you can see from my pic, it leaves concentrated, highly visible scratch marks (left side of sink). This should not be promoted to be used on stainless steel! Tarnish on stainless steel can be removed with a solution of vinegar and dish soap with a non-abrasive pad.

Hard water ring that would just not go away. Never dealt with hard water stains before and was trying everything. I saw this option and it was perfect. Ring went away with little effort. And great value also. My local grocery wanted $10 for just one that was only a little bigger than this set of 4. Also. I did not realize the pumice would be less ‘hard’ than the pumice I use for calluses and such. This pumice is more like powdery pumice and does not damage porcelain toilet surface