🚽 KEOKAY Pumice Stone: Powerful Toilet Cleaner for Hard Water Stains & Rings - 6 Pack Review

Didn't completely remove hard water stains on the toilet but really helped. Probably needs more work with more applications. Works well.

Volcanic pumice is about the same, they are good in that they don't seem to smell like rotten eggs as they wear out. Plus, six per pack and a low price make them a great buy.

This product works "well", but what happened to the pumice stone that was so dense that even one of these could last forever? Sending far more pumice down the drain than minerals accumulate.

I had several medium sized toilet rings and they recommended them. I was very glad they worked to remove the rings when there was nothing else! I was also surprised at how little it took - I used about 1/4 1 stick to remove 3 toilet rings.

This pumice stone is definitely softer than the ones you buy for callus removal. I suppose it's good for your china. All I know is that they magically remove that ring of hard water and quickly take the shape of your bowl. Excellent purchase!

We bought these because we couldn't find them in store. We use them to remove calluses on our feet. Those for the feet are too small, sensitive or have fine pores. This works like a charm. I can get one specifically for cleaning because 6 of these will last the rest of my life as callus removers. Good product!

Worked well to remove most scale and mineral build up under the toilet rim. However, more than half of the pumice stone was worn away. It takes a lot of muscle power to remove mineral deposits. Before and after photos will be shown. Hope this review helps. I would buy this again. A price of just over $1 each is relatively good.

My first attempt at removing almost 12 year old compounds in the toilet drain confirms that toilet pumice works, but gentle rubbing is a process that takes several days. Not just 10-15 minutes effort for me. The pumice stick is easy to grind into rounded shapes to conform to curved edges, and is long enough to try and get further down the shoot. I bought six sticks of pumice and within 3 days - about 15 minutes each time - I didn't even use half a stick. I used to use a plastic knife to scrape…