Review on MDLUU Cleaning Cleaner Scouring Bathtubs by Morgan Gilmore

Nobody has cleaned the toilet rings at my place of work and that has accumulated over the past 15 years. Eventually I got tired of looking and using it, so I decided to do it. I use a pumice stone quite often to clean bathtubs, sinks, and toilets, but I wanted to try a single-handled pumice stone since nitrile gloves are now ridiculously overpriced. (I usually use handleless versions and double gloves for cleaning toilets) I was hoping to avoid using gloves and it was perfect! I cleaned the whole toilet without getting my hands dirty! I turned off the faucet and flushed the toilet before cleaning to keep the water level down. The toilet was very dirty with very very bad rings and hard water stains. It took about an hour but the toilet looks brand new! My hands hurt and I had to take a few breaks to let my hands recover and I ended up using about 1-1/4 of it to get the job done. I'm pretty sure most toilets could be done with less than 1 but this toilet was poor. (They last quite a while compared to the ones I usually use which come in a blue box.) I wanted to take before and after pictures but I didn't want to annoy anyone with a before picture and it would be pointless to it just to show the after picture without comparison before. The picture after that looks like a new toilet.