LASCO 11-1180 Shaws Pad Toilet Bowl Ring Remover: Powerful Cleaning with Two Scouring Pads - 2-3/16-Inch by 4-1/2-Inch Review

This was my second purchase of Shaw's Pads toilet ring remover. It cleans stubborn toilet rings better than any other product I've tried. And it seems I've tried them all - pumice stone, chemical cleaners like Bartenders Friend and Comet, vinegar, bleach, detergent, etc. Shaws may still take a bit of grease, but they're awesome, so to speak! If they were cheaper I would give them away to friends. The price seems high for something as small as they are, but the fact that they work so well makes…

This is an amazing cleaning product. I discovered them in a plumbing store 20 years ago. I've always used it to remove limescale, which has always been a nuisance in Arizona toilets. However, we moved into a rented house where nobody ever cleaned the stove and oven. After using almost every other product I have used the Shaw Pad to remove build up on gas burners and glass oven doors. I was amazed that the pad removed the residue. The manager couldn't believe I removed all the burnt food and…

After four years of trying to remove the ring around my toilet (chemicals, pumice stone, toilet tablets and lots of cleaning supplies), I bought a Shaws pad. I wet it and after a few seconds the ring was gone. The entire toilet was spotless in about a minute. I have read all the negative reviews. Someone said that the pillow is too small (well, the size is clearly marked). I can tell you that if I cut the pad in half it would be just as effective. If you're struggling with a hard water ring in…