🚽 Toilet Bowl Pumice Cleaning Stone with Handle - Durable, High-Density, Rust Resistant Grill Griddle Cleaner for Kitchen, Bath, Pool, Spa, and Household Cleaning (Grey, Set of 3) Review

I can find these things at the dollar store (rare) and I can find them at the grocery store for an obscene amount of money. I love that I can get multiple packages for such a good price. I use them to remove stains from a porcelain kitchen sink. That works great!

Some stains on porcelain cannot be removed with any cleaning agent or chemicals. These pumice stones remove them without damaging the porcelain. You can quickly sharpen them to get to the corners under the bowl.

Firstly, the packaging the company uses is fragile so it got torn up in the Revain box just because the box was being pushed around. This "handled toilet bowl pumice stone" was all over the place among the other items in the package. Won't buy again, most of the pumice stones I've used have never had sand so loose that only came off when decanting or using the packaging. . chaos

I bought these to use in customers' washroom. I received them yesterday and used them today. The results are amazing! Yes they seem to go bad pretty quickly, I can probably find 2 more good uses of what I used today. It suits me, I don't want to carry a used toilet pumice around with me for long. It started to wobble at the handle when I was using it, but it didn't affect performance. Highly recommended for hard water and large rust spots.

I moved into my apartment about 5 years ago and when I moved in, the toilet had hard water stains and a thick ring where the water was. For many years I thought there was no way I could get the stains out, but then this product was recommended to me. And after about an hour of work I went all the way through one stone and half of the other ring and there were no stains. I guess it wouldn't have taken me an hour if the stains weren't so bad. The product worked great and made my toilet look like…

So I paid $7 for 3 stones, which felt like a good deal for something that might help remove the ring of scale from my toilet. I opened the package and each stone is individually wrapped in polythene. So far, so good. Each of them has a price of 1.49 in capital letters. So I should have paid $4.50 instead of $7. Okay, it's not that much money, but it's my money and it sucks. Overpriced issue aside, these stones wear out much quicker than the previous stones I've used, although they seem to do a…

Aloha. I have used it for waxing hard water deposits in the toilet bowl. I took suitable gloves and lightly, gently rubbed her deposits until they disappeared. Didn't have to rub hard. Steady as she goes. Took me about 30 minutes. Pulled out his stool, got into a comfortable position and it worked after really gently rubbing off the stubborn mineral deposits. The pen worked. The pumice stone has taken the right shape. It's not too thick, lasts a long time and is easy to apply. I even did a test