🚽 2-Pack Pumice Stone for Toilet Bowl Cleaning with Handle - Removes Limescale, Hard Water Stains, Calcium, Iron, and Rust - Ideal for Tiles, Baths, Kitchens, and Household Use Review

What can I say about a handled pumice stone that hasn't already been said about a handled pumice stone? Works great as a pumice stone with a handle 😀

It has helped remove hard water in our toilets for over 20 years. Used a swab to clean 4 toilet bowls which, as shown in the picture, have worn the stone all the way to the top. From the two packs we have one more for the future. It takes a bit of muscle strength and about 5 minutes on the toilet to remove the stains. Our porcelain bowls look like new.

This toilet accessory is essential. Great when dealing with hard water deposits in the toilet. We have a real problem with fast and frequent mineral deposits. You can use different brands of hard water stain remover, but these are only effective if you have a problem with mineral deposits. Chemicals soften it a bit but don't remove it, and you can't remove it with a regular toilet brush. This is a cheap cleaning tool with many uses.

I was skeptical about buying pumice stone but everyone told me to take it since we have moved and I now live on well water. There were rings in the toilet and my sink. I was worried about scratching the china but after using it on the toilet there was no visible difference...except it was MUCH cleaner! It was also necessary to use it on my sink, but I'm not sure I wiped too hard because there are tiny cracks around the drain. My sink is also MUCH cleaner and I just won't rub it as hard.

We have moved to a new house and our toilets had a line in the bowl that I couldn't clean. My friend told me about it and I was amazed. They were so easy to use and my toilet looks brand new! I bring my daughters and daughter-in-law so they don't have to be my age to learn the trick without queuing for the bathroom😉

You cannot do without this toilet cleaner. Great when dealing with hard water deposits in the toilet. We have a real problem with fast and frequent mineral deposits. You can use different brands of hard water stain remover, but these are only effective if you have a problem with mineral deposits. Chemicals soften it a bit but don't remove it, and you can't remove it with a regular toilet brush. This is a cheap cleaning tool with many uses.

I was skeptical about buying pumice stone but everyone has advised me to buy it as we have moved and now I live off well water. There were rings in the toilet and my sink. I was worried about scratching the china but after using it on the toilet there was no visible difference...except it was MUCH cleaner! It was also necessary to use it on my sink but I'm not sure if I wiped too hard because there are tiny cracks around the drain. My sink is also MUCH cleaner and I just won't rub it as hard.