Pumice Stone Toilet Bowl Cleaner for Hard Water Ring Removal - Suitable for Pool, Bath, Kitchen, Grill - White Household Cleaner (Pack of 18) Review

I have hard water and can't get rid of the ugly ring of hard water in my toilets and sinks. I've tried all sorts of products, including harsh chemicals, and nothing removes a ring quite like these pumice sticks. I was absolutely amazed at how easily pumice removes deposits. It takes some elbow grease, but wow! I highly recommend them if you have hard water issues.

Although the product was successful in clearing the grate of deposits, it took a full block to clean an 18-inch Webber Classic Round Kettle Grill. My apologies if this is to be expected as I have never used them for this purpose. I just felt like they were falling apart a lot quicker than I remember even with the smallest amount of force I could handle. Little more than the weight of the material itself. So if I'm wrong about the correct reliability of these parts, and that's the point, I'll…

I just used one of these sticks to remove a toilet ring and it works just as well as a real pumice stone. I don't think they make real pumice anymore, or at least it's very hard to find. But these sticks work just as well. They're less dense and probably won't last as long as pumice stone, but there are 12 in a pack so I won't be using them any time soon. I noticed that the one I used doesn't break down as quickly as the $3 Pumie sticks that Walmart sells (another fake pumice stone that costs…