Pumice Cleaning Stone, 2 Pack Toilet Bowl Cleaner Toilet Brush, Gray

I live in an area with very hard water. So our toilets get very bad stains very easily. I was using the SOS steel wool pads, and they worked, but I needed a lot of back and shoulder power (aka elbow grease). I was in a bad accident a few years ago, that left me with chronic pain in my back, neck and left shoulder, so if I scrubbed the toilets one weekend, that was all I was able to do all weekend, because I spent the rest of the weekend unable to move. So I did some searching and found this item. I was skeptical, because how could a daunting task really be this easy and simple? This item works so good, that I scrubbed the stains off in my two toilet bowls in about 5-10 minutes each. And I was able to do other things afterwards. I was so skeptical of this product I didn’t even do a before picture, so I could share with you all how bad my toilets were. I actually shared this item with a friend of mine who lives near me and asked what I do to keep the rings out of my toilet, I was so excited to show her this product. Now instead of being embarrassed to have someone use our bathrooms because of the stains, it has actually been a talking point with friends that have been in our bathrooms before. I will now never be embarrassed by my toilets!!

It’s crazy how well these work to remove hard water stains! I live in FL where water is so hard it ruins everything-makes our bathrooms look like we never clean despite wearing scrub brushes out and nearly killing ourselves with noxious cleaning chemical fumes. Someone told me about pumice stones to clean toilets and in desperation, I tried it out. HOLY MACKEREL!!! My toilets and sink are like new again after just 5 minutes of scrubbing!!! These things are AMAZING!!! They hold up well and the handle is the perfect length. I’m official a pumice convert!

Over the years, the commodes in my house have developed calcified rings in the bowl and under the lip from the hard water. I've tried every "cure" and every chemical that promises to remove hard water deposits and none of them work. I was about ready to buy new toilets and decided to give these pumice sticks a try first. All I can say is "WOW" - these things work. They are not difficult to use and it doesn't require a great deal of elbow grease to remove the deposits. Just wet the stone with the water in the bowl and start scrubbin'. Just a couple of minutes of work will yield noticeable results. The deposits under the lip of the bowl are a bit more challenging, but keep at it and they will be gone. The stone does wear down as you use it and the grey sludge it leaves behind can make it a little difficult to see your progress, but just flush and it all goes down the drain and you'll be looking at a sparkle you probably haven't seen in years. The stone does seem to work better if it is wet, so just keep dunking it in the bowl water. Something possibly easy to overlook (I almost did): the stones are wrapped in a very clear plastic shrink wrap that is almost invisible. The wrap is so tight, it is a bit difficult to remove so get our your pocketknife and carefully cut the plastic off before you start cleaning.

I had no idea you could use pumice to safely scrub the hard water stains in toilets! This works like a charm and as others have said, you can grind it down to fit your specific shape needed. I just rubbed it on the spot long enough to grind it to shape. I only gave 4 stars because, while it greatly reduced the stain, I was unable to remove it 100%. Not sure if that's due to the particular stain or this particular product.

This so amazing! I have been trying for so long to get the hard water or whatever stain out of the bottom of my toilet. We’ve tried several name brand products and this did the trick in about 5 minutes! The pumice is soft, but hard just like a pedicure pumice, but square and on a long stick. My hands did not have to go under water to get this cleaned. It will mold/ware away as you use it, but I see myself being able to use each stick 10+ times to remove tough stains. Great value for the two. They’re harsh in stains, but do not damage the porcelain toilet. Great product!

Our water is a bit hard and we tend to have lines build up on the porcelain bowls of the toilets. I mistakenly thought pumice would scratch and destroy our expensive toilets. When nothing else has entirely removed the mineral build up, these pumice sticks erased any evidence. No more hard scrubbing with other cleansers or nasty chemicals. Easy to use with a sturdy handle and great price. And no damage to the porcelain. I’m sold.

I have had terrible hard water stains on my toilets, and after years of trying every single product imaginable, I decided to give these a try! I read a lot of the reviews, and figured the $9 was worth a try; considering every chemical known to man was tried and nothing would break down these stains! They arrived yesterday and I started on the first toilet! HOLY CRAP! Within minutes, every single stain was gone! I have never been so excited to clean a toilet in my life! I went onto the next two toilets with amazing results! FINALLY, it looks like I cleaned my toilets; after years of cleaning them, only to still look grimey and nasty! You definitely have to give these a try! I promise, you will not be disappointed!

Right out the box one of them broke in 1/2. Ok so I'll use that one for my grill. Used the stone (not sure why they make it a block, because our toilets are sorta oval). It was annoying to have to grind it down as I'm scraping the inside of the toilet. It works okay, will need to take a few more tries, not as clean as some others were able to do. Maybe once I get that oval shape of my toilet it'll work better.

This pumice stone really works! I've been trying products that will clean the build up form the toilet bowl, non worked, ONLY THIS PUMICE! Toilet bowl and sink are so shiny and white now! highly recommended!

At long last, after having stains in my toilet bowl for years, I finally got rid of them. Fantastic product!

I have two sinks that are 6 years old, and I live in a hard water area. One of the sinks was the traditional porcelain and the other came from Victoria Plum and is made of some kind of white resin material. I also got a new tap at the same time. I clean them every week, but despite my best efforts, the sinks started to build up a level of soap scum / hard water / limescale. I'm not sure which. But I can tell you NOTHING MOVED IT AT ALL. Nothing. I tried all the basics like Cillit Bang, Ciff, even Nana's Secret that people rave about, scrubbing for hours but NOTHING. Not even a dent. I accepted a few years ago that the sinks were ruined, and eventually I'd just have to replace them. Keen to reduce my carbon footprint where possible and not to simply replace everything all the time I decided to give these a go. I know they're designed for loo's but I liked the idea of having a handle to give me some leverage for what I assumed would be a tough job. Plus limescale is limescale (or whatever the hell the stuff is that builds up) no matter if it's in your sink or loo. They arrived this afternoon and I gave it a go. I had a large yellow raised area in the actual sink. Rubbed it gently and you could feel it scratching at something, washed it off (as the pumice comes apart and leaves a grey mess, bit like a pencil rubber!) and it was CLEAN. GONE. I felt the area, SMOOTH. Like completely gone within 30 seconds. I have SCRUBBED FOR HOURS and used all kinds of chemicals on these stains / marks and this thing had got rid of it within 30 seconds. So impressed. - Used it on my stainless steel kitchen sink. Results were good, but I could see it had changed the reflection of light on the area I had rubbed it, so if you're looking carefully you can see where I've been working. I'd advise caution if you're going to try. It did get rid of limescale and some brown marks (looked like rust) between the channels, though. - It worked fine on the resin sink and the edges too. Really pleased. No sign of any damage or scratches. - Worked fine on the taps, as you can see from the photo. Just be really, really careful as I can image it would easily create scratches on the surface if rubbing too hard. - Tried it on a "brushed metal" overflow hole ring in the sink. It took off the outer covering. DO NOT USE IT ON THIS TYPE OF MATERIAL. - When you're working on something, feel it in your hands. When it's removing something it feels "scratchy", once it goes smooth you know what your working on has gone. - USE WATER. You need to wet the stone and the surface you're working on. This reduces scratches and potential for damage. It dries out eventually, so re-wet every 30 seconds or so. - I used it on quite a lot of stuff, (four sinks / basins and the kitchen draining board) and I still have loads of the first stick left. The second one untouched, still in the box. TLDR: It works very well, and on many materials, and seems like it will last a long time. Very pleased!!!

works but the legnth of the stone is too long. cannot reach back on the toilet base.

Was al van plan om mijn toiletpot te vervangen vanwege de kalkstrepen die ik onmogelijk kon verwijderen. Had al van alles geprobeerd om hem schoon te krijgen zonder de oppervlakte te beschadigen. Dit produkt bij toeval ontdekt en wat ben ik er blij mee! Met puimsteen lukt dit uitstekend! Mijn toiletpot is weer streepvrij, helder wit en glanzend schoon geworden! Echt weer zo goed als nieuw! Het is wel even een klusje maar het resultaat is daarna zeer bevredigend. Door het handvat eraan kun je ook nog redelijk hygiënisch werken. Regelrechte aanrader!