Pumice Stone Cleaning Scouring Household Review

My toilet looked brand new when I cleaned it with only half of one of them. I hate water stains. We only filter the drinking portion, not the waste water, so the bathtub, toilet bowl and sink become dirty over time. No longer! And I have no doubt that I will find many other uses for them! Goodbye!

I hate this pumice stone. It works on some surfaces, but be careful - it scratches. Disintegrates quickly. I wish I could find the pumice stone I had ten years ago. It took forever. This stick breaks quickly, so larger jobs will require multiple sticks. Doesn't work on small nooks and crannies as it will break if you try to get to them. Such a waste of my money but that's what they seem to be selling these days.

For many years I have been trying to get rid of various household stains, mainly on bakeware and in the shower. We live in an area with red mud so our shower room is always the most exposed to red mud. Researching websites, people have recommended natural cleaning methods (like using baking soda, vinegar, etc.). Unfortunately, they are not effective against stubborn stains such as red dirt. By chance I came across a pumice stone in a video posted on the internet. So I went to the store to buy…