🧼 Pumice Cleaning Stone with Handle: A Multi-purpose Solution for Hard Water Ring Removal - Ideal for Toilet Bowl, Bath, Pool, Kitchen, and Household Cleaning (4 Pack) Review

I had really dirty toilets that needed a good cleaning. This lollipop pumice worked, but not quite as well as it should. Given how fragile these stones are, I don't think a pen would be of much use. One of the stones fell off the handle before I even opened the package. I used it anyway, and with some elbow strength I managed to scrape off any visible stains. I definitely recommend long rubber gloves and goggles if you plan on going well below the waterline (hey, that's dirty work). And from…

I was expecting 2 but they sent 3. (Honestly, 1 would do and lasts quite a long time, if not a lifetime.) Some pumice on the plastic coating. He removed the plastic and was holding a tool perfectly suited to the task. Withstands more pressure than you might think, but stubborn toilet stains soon became a distant memory. Just squeaky clean guts. It seems that there are scratches, but to the naked eye they are not. I've never looked through a lens and don't expect anyone to get that close to my…

I clean my toilets regularly, but I can never get this area under the rim to look as clean as the rest of the toilet. Yes, it looks like feces or rust, but I'm guessing it's both. I heard that pumice sticks are great for getting rid of those nasty things I could never get rid of and wanted to give it a try. My expectations were perhaps too high as I expected a thorough cleaning to produce flawless results. While using a pumice stone made a noticeable change under the rims, it didn't take…

As with knife sharpening stones, do yourself a favor and follow the directions. The key to using knife sharpening stones or sandpaper is to let the hard abrasive do the work. More pressure won't make it faster, but the stone will wear out faster and possibly crack. It's better to make more passes and avoid heavy pressure. The mind is trying to tell you that more pressure is needed. but it's not really better to cut a spot with a lot of pressure. People often wear out sandpaper quickly by using…

This is the first time I've used a product like this so I don't have a comparison but it suits my needs perfectly. I rent a room in a grand old Victorian house and the extra sized toilet has been there for at least 30 years with dark very unpleasant looking deposits all over the bottom of the bowl. I tried industrial cleaners, vinegar, bleach, half a dozen different cleaners, and whatever else I could think of, and while the toilet was clean, it was still pretty uncomfortable to look at. I…