Review on 🧼 16-Pack Maryton Pumice Stone for Cleaning - Non-Scratch Solution for Hard Water Stains on Toilet Bowl, Tiles, Kitchen by Mandy Jones

Wow. They work! We have a toilet in the house that looked like it was dirty... I assumed my kids were shirking their responsibilities so I decided to clean it myself but found it was some kind of mineral deposit. Yellow-brown, disgusting minerals coat the bottom of our rarely used guest tub. Upon closer inspection, I noticed that our other toilets that REALLY get a lot of use were also covered in this hardened material. Tried to rub, nothing. soak in CLR. no Then a quick google how to replace a toilet had a pumice cleaning ad (creepy ads always KNOW! lol). I decided to look them up. Many cleaning websites advertised the benefits of these magic sticks. I went and bought them based on the price and the reviews. Then I decided that the worst would happen, we would replace the toilet (it was SO bad! For example, a small part of the tunnel - I'm not a plumber - invaded a horror movie at a creepy gas station, kind of a nasty thing, and with our house being sold soon? WILL NOT work!) So I used a stick, wiped it down...holy monkeys, it really works! Our toilets are like new again and I was so excited to deliver some of our additions to my mother-in-law and daughter-in-law. Anyone who has hard water should know this secret! Great product and so the best price supported by local shops!