Pumice Stone for Toilet Bowl Cleaning with Handle Household Cleaning 6 Pack

These removed the hard water rings in my toilets. They were much more effective than anything else I tried.

After trying so many things, and a stone on a stick does it. Even my relatively new toilet had a ring in it from our hard water that could not be scrubbed away. Then there is the 1970's toilet, that also sat in this empty house for a couple years. Sensational ring and streaks coming down from where the water comes in. Bought all the comercial cleaners, then tried other stuff, like Ajax, Comet, CLR calcium remover, alcohol, bleach, paint thinner, acetone, with steel wool, scotch pads and a bunch of other methods. I finally give up, the stains are permanent, and ordered a new toilet from one of the big isles hardware store. I went to pick it up at the store and saw white glass looking pieces falling out of the box, and the person wanted me to take it and then return it. After things got heated up the manager gave me a refund and I went home back to square one. Then I found these stone sticks, which I always thought were reserved for callouses. I just knew they would scratch up the porcelain in my toilet, but by this point, I don't care about this toilet any more. So I order them, receive them and pull one out. Yup, it's stone. I still started lightly scrubbing the toilet ring, waiting to see scratches, but nothing. Except the ring is disappearing. OK, heck with it, started scrubbing hard and wow, ring is going away. Put a squirt of hand soap, dipped stone in the water and tried the streaks from where the water has been entering the bowl for over 40 years, they were erasing too! After a little elbow grease and flushing, the bowl is clean. And no scratches at all from the stone. Alright, off to my newer toilet and it's ring. Same result, erased, and still using the first stone stick I pulled out of the package of six. Yes, I do highly recommend these.

These work great. I have hard water and I travel for work so im gone from house for periods of time and the water just sits in the bowl causing stains. A few rubs with these stones and it is clean again.

Great product. Don’t remove all the plastic - only what you’ll use. Rinse clean and store in a ziplock bag after use. Works great for my smart, “hydro-clean” oven. My new oven was great until I cleaned it for the 1st time. To self clean, it requires a 16 Oz. Bottle of water, poured in the bottom; it steams and 15 magical minutes later, the oven is ready to wipe-clean with a dish cloth... Malarkey!!!! Oven cleaner voids the warranty. Baking soda & salt - time consuming. Pumice stone with a handle - quick & easy for a cooking mishap that involves a teenager, pizza, center rack, NO pan (to get a crispy crust and avoid dishes) = burnt stuff in the bottom of my new oven. Ugh!

These are perfect for getting the porcelain bowl clean and looking brand new. It gets out the hard water stains, rust stains and calcium build up etc.. The pumice stone does wear down quicker than I would like, but I wouldn’t be without them. I have used them on tile floors and sinks also. These are a staple in my house !

This was wonderful. Took off the stains in an old toilet. I couldn’t believe it!!!!!

I am so thrilled I gave this Pumice stone a try. I have been dealing with embarrassing toilet rings ever since we bought our new house. I wasn’t able to get them out no matter what I used and I was seriously debating to buy new toilets. It was pretty bad. I finally stumbled across these and they do work miracles. It is not hard at all to remove the rings and they even remove buildup from other hard to reach places. My toilets look like new. I wish I would have found this a long time ago. No more need for harsh chemicals. This will do the job. Everyone should give this a try. I absolutely couldn’t be happier.

They worked great but some are cracked. They were wrapped really well too wondering how they were cracked by the manufacture.