Review on 🧼 2 Pack Pumice Stone Toilet Bowl Cleaning Scouring Pad and Stick with Handle - Removes Limescale Stains, Hard Water Rings and Calcium Buildup - Ideal for Tile, Bath, Kitchen, and Household - Also Cleans Iron and Rust by Laura Valenzuela

As soon as I opened it, there were shards and dust in my hand. I thought it was weird, but when I started using it, it fell apart after the first use. I just got it today and when you want to use it it's like it's been eaten away from use. There has never been anything like it. A pumice stone is too soft to remove rust stains from a toilet bowl. I never thought you could buy such a soft one. It's not durable at all. I didn't buy it to use once. It practically almost starts to melt when you are about to use it. With use, it begins to melt, as from the softness of a pumice stone. It's not much if any rock. How can this be used to get rid of rust when it starts to melt if you want to use it also I only used it on a small area of the toilet. This is one I've never seen before. It's not difficult at all. How can a pumice stone be soft? As soon as you take it out of the box, sand will fly away. You have a handful of dust. That's different for me and definitely a waste of money!