Pack of 2 Maryton Pumice Stones with Handle - Effectively Clean Toilet Bowl Rings and Hard Water Stains (Gray) Review

As we use it in the toilets I thought an integrated handle would be nice. Yes, but the pumice stone is so brittle that I broke one in half trying to remove it from the packaging. So be careful. In fact, the pumice stone itself seems to break a little easier than another well-known brand I've used. Result. If you're careful, this can be a less messy way to clean up.

This pumice stone was just the thing to get rid of a hard-to-reach stain in my toilet. My husband has to clean both of our toilets from time to time, we have grandchildren who use a lot of toilet paper. It uses a manual toilet auger which works great but always leaves hard marks that I have never been able to remove. Now there are no more problems with this pumice stone, an excellent product.

I've been trying to figure out what to do with those stubborn rings around my toilet for months now. Despite having a bathroom cleaning routine, I've found that the minerals in tap water create those horrible rings around almost everything. I liked that they are so easy to use, the handle is a bit small for my hand but useful and relatively quick when removing rings in my toilets. It's nice to have clean white bowls again.

The stone copes very well with very heavy deposits in the toilet. I've tried vinegar and baking soda and they did nothing to remove it. The stone wears out significantly, but this is more of a plus than a minus. This allowed me to place the stone in hard-to-reach places on the bottom of the bowl. The only downside I've found is that it's difficult to get to the curved hole area on the bottom. After removing the deposits, the surface of the bowl became very smooth. I did not find that it…

You know how it is... You read reviews and watch videos and still wonder if the product will last. Well it did! To be honest I would love to make a video of my first use of this product on my toilets. I live in South Texas and have very hard water. Limescale also remained on the water softener, no matter how often I cleaned. I also made the mistake of using those blue tabs. They heavily stained the china. The first time I used a pumice stone it removed all the build up and bruises! The grip is…

I've tried EVERYTHING to get gray (sulphur) rings out of our toilets! I have tried all types of cleaning products, all the "recipes" of cleaning products that I have read on the internet and all types of cleaning products. Nothing succeeded! Then I read about them and decided to give it a try. WOW! With a little pressure and a little patience, the rings disappeared! It was a bit like a magic eraser (btw I also tried my magic eraser and it didn't work). I'm glad I chose the one with the handle…

I don't spend much time writing positive reviews. If I'm happy with my purchase, I usually mind my own business and use the product. However, I felt I needed to write about this simple subject, which worked wonders. They are easy to use and have helped me avoid harsh chemicals. They require a little effort, but you can see how they work all the time. They also allow the user to focus on a specific problem area even when they are at the top of the toilet. Chemicals penetrate these areas quickly…

There was a water stain on the sink in the downstairs bar that couldn't be wiped off no matter how hard I tried. I decided to replace it for about $140 plus labor but first thought of trying a pumice stone to see if I could get the stain off. I bought this product, opened it up and within five minutes the water stain was gone! Amazing without scratching the sink surface. Sink like new! About $12. Tried it out today on a fairly new stool that had a bad water ring around the waterline. Nothing we