“Efficient 8-Pack Pumice Stones: Remove Toilet Bowl Rings, Rust & Calcium Buildup! Ideal for Toilet Bowl, Pool, Bath, Kitchen, BBQ Cleaning with Pumice Sticks” Review

I've used a pumice stone to clean the ring in toilets for years. These work well and do a good job. Note that stones wear out quickly, so this is a good reason to buy them in bulk.

We have a build up of calcium in our recently moved house and I have tried everything to remove it. I even tried scratching with a knife, it didn't help. Someone recommended pumice stone and OMG. It was easy. These things are amazing.

It didn't help much with spot cleaning. In all cases but one, Mr Clean was easier to use and much, much more effective. The only exception was one spot where we had rust spots on the tiles. Not worth buying considering the risk of surface damage.

I got her to remove a stubborn build up of hard water from a toilet in my rented house and nothing else could touch it. I've tried other pumice stones from Walmart and Dollar Stores and they ate them up quickly. They were tight enough to walk through without wearing out too quickly.

I've been a professional cleaner for 20 years and the pumice stone is amazing. This product is counterfeit. He was barely able to remove the tiny ring in my closet after using up half the stone. I think the price matches the quality. I was looking for the original and would rather pay more to get it.

Great if you have a well! Stains in my toilet and sink are always very difficult to get rid of without CLR and lots of cleaning. This deleted them in less than a minute. I have also used them on my glass cooker and they clean dried liquids or food very quickly.

, I had a terrible stain in the toilet flush area. I've tried mega bleach, various expensive bowl cleaners, a liter of coke, etc. with no success. So I bought these little scrub brushes. I dunked one in and began scrubbing effortlessly. All stains disappear in a minute. I highly recommend this product

Anyone who has such a sink knows that if you rub it with a metal sponge or even tap it with a metal pan, a mark is left behind. I've tried every "tip" I can find on the internet, but nothing beats those pencil-like markers like a pumice stone and some elbow grease. This turned my sink white again. I'm glad I bought it.

We have a slight accumulation of iron in the toilets in my opinion. It's more yellow than red. My toilets must never look like the video. However, most chemical products will not remove the ring. I've had luck with Zud and even better with these sticks. Some say they scratch. I'm taking a risk because I can't get the ring any other way. Wear gloves.

Anyone who owns a sink like this knows that cleaning it with a metal sponge or even tapping it with a metal pan leaves marks. I've tried every "tip" I can find on the internet, but nothing beats those pencil-like markers like a pumice stone and some elbow grease. This turned my sink white again. I'm glad I bought it.

it seems to me that we have slight iron deposits in the toilet bowls. It's more yellow than red. My toilets must never look like the video. However, most chemical products will not remove the ring. I've had luck with Zud and even better with these sticks. Some say they scratch. I'm taking a risk because I can't get the ring any other way. Wear gloves.

I used these to clean the white residue around my pool. Although they don't last very long, they completely remove plaque. In terms of durability, one stone eliminated the entire length and width of my 30ft x 18ft in-ground pool PLUS the hot tub. Turns out the previous owner had neglected this task for the last year or so so it had accumulated quite a bit. Great product, really works and in my opinion a great thing!