🧼 2-Pack Pumice Cleaning Stone + Handle - Toilet Bowl Brush Set with Non-Slip Long Plastic Handle for Kitchen, Bath, Pool, and Household Cleaning Review

WOW - what a great product! Ready to buy a new toilet. I took some elbow grease and used a whole stone so ordered more. I can blame myself for not taking a "before" photo. But it's too late. It will NEVER look like this again. I give it a 10 star rating.

I had a clogged drain and clogged lines and clogged my bathtub and toilet. It left a greasy stain and rust on my year-old hard worker. My 3 year old insists it's poop so I knew I had to do something. A quick Google search led me to pumice stone. Revane has a lot of interesting things about this set. The handles were solid and the stone did the job. I am very happy with the purchase. Attached are my B4 and after photos.

I live in the Southwest and we have hard water. Despite regular flushing and cleaning of the toilets, a hard ring of water forms in the toilets. My house was new so it took 5 years to really notice. As we spend 100% of our time at home during the pandemic, I noticed more things and bought them to make our toilets brand new again. After 20 minutes all three toilets were shiny and new again and about half the pumice stone was gone. It was good use of my 20 minutes. Get these if you have hard…

I confess I hesitated with the purchase but the low price was not such a big loss when it didn't work. I tried everything I could get my hands on to clean the shells of hard water stains. I've always tried to clean the bowls regularly to fix the problem. Nothing worked and I hated looking at her every day. It actually removed the hard water stains I had been looking at for months/years. I couldn't believe it. I recommend this product with two thumbs up. The only problem was that there were no…

I would love to show you my toilet before and after, but it was too bad and embarrassing to show you the original picture. I've tried everything prior to this product with no improvement because the stains in the bowl just looked like rust and seemed to really stain the china; I tried Bartenders XXX, Oxy, CLR and many useless stuff. This product promises to get into the pores without scratching the porcelain and I can say it does a fantastic job. I used about 10% of a stick on a toilet and now…

We have very hard water, at least before the softener was installed. Unfortunately, all the toilets in our house were previously corroded by limescale and limescale. I've tried every cleaning product I can think of and wanted to buy muriatic acid but didn't want to mess around with any chemicals. Looking back, I should have taken before and after. The difference was day and night. After a thorough cleaning on each toilet I spent about 15 minutes. Not the most pleasant job, but I'm no longer…

I wish I had taken photos earlier because my toilets were in bad shape. I have not been able to get rid of hard water brown stains with any other detergent or method. But yesterday I got my pumice brush and got my toilets sparkling white again. I wouldn't have thought it possible, to be honest. For two toilets in poor condition - a brown ring on the water level, a brown coating on the bottom of the bowl - I went through a whole brush (as in the photo). I guess I won't go through the second one…

I've noticed that my toilet bowl has turned a bluish tint due to hard water, probably because I don't use blue toilet cleaners. The CLR helps a little with a regular toilet brush, but really quite a bit and with a lot of brushing. This pumice scraper did more in five minutes than anything I've ever tried. It takes effort and I think it will take a few sessions for my toilet to fully recover, but there is a noticeable improvement after the first short use. Pumice stone is actually quite soft, so