EarthStone International 110SS006 KitchenStone - Single, Multicolour: Enhancing SEO-Friendly Product Name Review

We needed this to clean the surface of our pizza steel that we use in our oven every week when we make pizza. Our steel has become very sticky and sticky. There were also some rust spots from not drying properly. This product is great for solving all of our difficult pizza steel problems. Our pizza steel now has a light coating of the oil we added after cleaning and is working great again!

I liked the effect of bath stones and decided to give it a try. I had a couple of ceramic pans that I burned along with the discoloration of the bottom. Since I wouldn't use them, it wouldn't be a waste if it didn't work. But any brown stains on the ceramic were quickly removed without damaging the cladding. I turned it over and started from the bottom. I had to sweat a bit, but this stain also disappeared. It's like having a new frying pan.

Someone suggested this on FB. Decided to give it a try for the price. In less than 5 minutes of operation and some water, our glass hob looks like new and is 10 years old! Gone are the days of overcooking food, but that pesky crusty ring never goes away. And no chemistry! Seriously, the best under $10 cleaner I've ever bought. Works as Mr. Clean Magic Eraser but no scratches on the glass plate. I am addicted!

As far as I can tell, this is basically the "Bath" version with a thin layer of cleaning pad on one side. Contains two material cubes. While the "bathtub" pad seems to work really well for cleaning rust/hard water stains, I still can't use this "kitchen" version for other cleaning purposes - only time will tell. My local "Bath" store doesn't stock this product, but they sold a half price Bath variant from Revain. In any case, the products are made from recycled glass.

I was looking for an eco-friendly alternative to traditional toilet cleaners. Based on the positive reviews, I decided to give it a try. It was the most painful and useless experience. The stone does NOT match the shape of your toilet and the overall shape of the tool and handle makes deep bowl cleaning impossible. If you want to be eco-friendly, just flush the toilet and clean it with baking soda. Even if you make an effort to drain it, it's still easier than trying to use this product. (And…

That totally made my day. I never thought I would say that about a toilet cleaner, but it really works. When you clean the inside of the toilet, the bowl may seem scratched, but it isn't. I first tried it on my sink to see the effect and it smoothed out the discolored areas leaving them sparkling clean with no scratches. Then I used it on my toilet and voila. I haven't seen my pelvis this white in years. The only thing I couldn't get down was the edge area. There are some stubborn stains that I

This product works exactly as described. I've been trying to remove some blue copper stains from the sink and toilet for over a year with no success. After a few minutes of wet cleaning, they became bright white again. Porcelain will not be damaged at all. The product slowly degrades with use and takes the shape of the surface you are working with. It's just fantastic, and even better, chemical-free! I recommend this remedy to any family with well water to get rid of scale. The unsuccessful…

Traditional cleaners practically send me (and my mom and my aunt and many other people I love) to the emergency room. This is an amazing alternative! Works very well. Even in big riots. Just a little water and a little brushing and it works wonders. The price seems to fluctuate a bit. So if you can snag one at a good price I recommend buying two. They wear out fairly quickly with use. For my "terrible" mess, I went through one stone and part through another (there are two in a pack). However…

So. We moved into a nice house where the toilet tank was obviously leaking. probably at least 2 years. As a result, the burgundy porcelain toilet bowl in 9 "streams" had a terrible off-white discoloration, as well as a terrible (thick) ring around the toilet bowl. Of course, we eliminated the leak from the tank, but we are completely confused on the question: how to clean and properly clean the bowl. We used at least 3 chemical products, paint scraper, pumice stone, magic eraser. *everything*…