🧽 4-Pack Blue Pumice Cleaning Stones Review

We have used a similar item in the past and it works great on the toilet. Made from pumice stone, this cleaning stone works wonders for removing rings in toilet bowls. I've never used them for anything else, but I will be using them on our grill and kitchen sink, which are porcelain. They will wear out as you use them until you just have to hold the handle. It won't happen right away, but with additional use it's inevitable with a pumice stone like this. Another tool in my wife's cleaning…

We live in a village and our water comes from a hard water well. Toilet bowls form a ring of limescale over time. In our experience, the only way to get rid of it is to clean the pumice stones. At first we thought we couldn't use raw stone for porcelain! This will permanently scratch the shells. But then you get to the point where you can't stand unsightly rings anymore, nothing else works, so you try. These bricks, with their useful handles, work great! And they appear to remove calcium…

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.