Review on 🚽 Powerful Maryton Pumice Stone Pack of 4 to Eliminate Toilet Bowl Stains and Hard Water Ring by James Wilson

I'm not a professional cleaner. I'm just a guy who rented my spare room to a guy who seems to have felt inferior at cleaning the toilet for the last 4 years. He moved out and I was left with this anger. I've tried everything to get this mineral stain out: bleach and baking soda, CLR, rust, etc. and nothing has worked. I even considered buying a brand new toilet because the 'toxic waste' look has gone out of fashion this season. After watching a few YouTube videos, I discovered a pumice stone! Although my expectations were low, I couldn't believe it actually worked! I ran 2 whole bars and cleaned Dickens out of this bowl in 15 minutes and lo and behold - so shiny I could drink out of it! Okay, maybe not that far, but it actually looks clean again. ;) Just 2 tips when using a pumice stone: 1. Remember to clean the entire toilet as best as you can first, as you will be splashing, sweating and rubbing everything in this thing, and at least it's good to know that it is clean water2. Don't buy a pumice stone on a stick. Go with all these bars! Sure, the chopsticks look "more hygienic"-looking, but if you're as desperate as I was to use a pumice stone, you've probably done your best to keep your bowl sparkling clean, and I used 2 chopsticks to the tips for just that this small amount worn out. mineral growth. You can't do this with pumice popsicle sticks.3. BONUS! Do yourself a favor and add a pair of cleaning gloves to your order. (see 1 and 2) You will thank me. :) The bottom line is that these pumice stones ACTUALLY worked when nothing else would. So happy!