Review on 🧽 4-Pack Blue Pumice Cleaning Stones by Veronica Fermin

This is the first time I've used a pumice stone to clean a toilet bowl. 4 pack, one broken into pieces. The rest was fine, but grains of sand fell everywhere. I recommend opening it up outside or on newspaper to collect all the sand. The scrubbing stone really removes the hard lines of water in the toilet without scratching it. It's not magic and I had to rub for a while before anything happened. The square shape of the stone doesn't go well with the rounded surface of the inside of the toilet. The stone only started to do something after I rubbed it, giving it a slightly rounded finger shape. Then he started cleaning. Somehow it doesn't scratch the bowl. I don't know how, because it definitely looks like scratches. It helps get rid of lines that are resistant to anything else, including hydrochloric acid. The handle broke off the stone in the first five minutes of use. I think I was too aggressive with it as it didn't do anything until most of the sharp edges were turned to crumbs. It's also likely that the blow that broke a stone could also weaken the one I'm using. I'm wearing gloves so I held the stone straight. That worked better.