Review on 🚽 LASCO 11-1182 F-10 Shaws Pads Toilet Bowl Ring Remover Handle Scouring Pad by Kathy Jones

I've been wrestling with rings in three toilets for years. (actually years) I bought a house that was empty for a year and a half. I figured I could clean the toilets without too much trouble. Ha!. After years of using every major toilet cleaner, vinegar, CLR, Lime-Away, Softscrub, and Scotchbrites, I've never dented a real ring. The shell sparkled at the top and bottom. Decided to replace the toilet. I saw an ad for a pumice stone and knew it would work, but I also knew that it would likely wear away on the surface so next time the ring would be deeper and even more difficult to remove. The Lasco pad was my last resort. I submerged the toilet and let it dry. I grabbed a bottle of dish soap (for lubricating and removing stains), my surgical gloves, and a Lasco pad. After years of effort and too many purifiers dumped into our ecosystem, what did I have to lose? How about a toilet ring. After about 5 minutes of VERY GENTLE and light rubbing, the ring completely disappeared. I rinsed the area completely clean and carefully inspected the ring area for scuffs or surface abrasions. Nothing I could see or feel through rubber surgical gloves. They (all three) are clean and shiny like new and the usual occasional light cleaning will keep them that way.