🧼 2-Pack Pumice Stone Cleaner with Handle for Removing Toilet, Bathroom, Kitchen Griddle Limescale, Calcium, and Steel Sticks - Household Cleaning Solution in White & Gray Review

I had a hard water ring in my toilet for years and couldn't get rid of it. I discovered and tried this at Revain and I'm absolutely blown away. Works like clockwork.

It was a waste of money. I want to return the loan. The item broke when I started cleaning the toilet stain. I tried the second one and it broke too. Back to my best quality.

The best. Bowl. Air cleaner. Is always. Don't be too rough as I think it might break, but you don't need to rely on it anyway. When I moved in, my new home had age spots. i hated her Now they're completely gone (3 bathrooms) and I've barely used the pumice stone.

Cleaning the toilet is not a pleasant task, especially when the hard water stains are very bad. However, this material works and does not damage porcelain. Our toilets are cleaned regularly, but mineral deposits keep building up, so in my part of the country it's even necessary for softened water.

It's amazing! I bought these for my sister in law who needed to try to clean the toilet which we felt was out of the question. It had hard water, rust, whatever stains were so awful! Looks like you'll need a chisel to remove the dirt. She used one of these for a few minutes and I couldn't believe my eyes! I would love to take before and after photos!

I tried so many different ways to get the ring off our toilets and nothing worked until we bought this. This required some cleaning; However, the toilets look brand new. And since the ring has been removed (and the mineral issues in the well water have been addressed) it only needs a brushing (with a regular toilet brush) every few days to keep it shiny.

Where I live we get very bad water stains on our toilets. I tried many cleaning products but nothing worked. My husband came up with the idea of using really fine grade wet sandpaper and it works but is messy and rough to use. I read about them and people told me about them, so I decided to try them. I wasn't very impressed. The main dirt was removed but some stains remained. In addition, they dissolve very quickly. I have used one of these on two toilets and have gone through at least half the

I've tried so many different methods to remove the ring from the toilet and nothing worked until we bought this. This required some cleaning; However, the toilets look brand new. And since the ring has been removed (and the mineral issues in the well water have been addressed) it only needs a brushing (with a regular toilet brush) every few days to keep it shiny.

Our toilet bowl has a constant problem with mineral deposits (we have a well). Nothing I've tried would touch the stubborn of them - so "shout around the toilet" spades. After looking around the internet I came across these pumice stones and decided to give them a try. To say they work is an understatement - one of them removes mineral stains that have been on the toilet for years in just a few minutes of work! Why didn't I find her sooner? (The only spot that's still a problem is under the…

I struggled for many years moving into a house with terrible water. All the chemicals and toilet brushes I've tried have been unable to deal with that horrible brown crust ring that forms around the waterline. No matter how many times I washed it, it gradually accumulated. I spent hours wiping down all the chemicals on the shelf and could take them from disgusting to downright dirty. Not cool!. This rock lasted a full five minutes while I laughed my ass off thinking about the hours of my life I