🚽 Toilet Magnets: Convenient Set of 2 for Easy Use Review

I was quite skeptical about this product. The reviews were mixed but I thought what the heck. I'm pleasantly surprised. I clean the toilet less and the cistern is much cleaner. I've had these for a few months and they work well. I still have to go to the toilet regularly. So if you think this is a magic wand you are a little crazy. The orange iron ring disappeared, as did the black veil. I buy more than the rest of the toilets in the house.

I had something similar that I bought at a hardware store many years ago and one day they stopped working. They kept the inside of the tub and toilet clean of limescale and hard water stains. So now I'm going to try these, which are much cheaper, and we'll see how these imported products work on the toilets. I will update if nothing happens. If they work I will order another pack. Update: I checked the tanks and found the shells were clean and the tanks were clean too. They work and I have…

I've been using these for a few months now and just prior to installing have cleaned up all the hard water stains from 2 toilets in my apartment. It usually builds up again after a week or two and needs a good soaking/cleaning again with an acidic cleaner like vinegar/citric acid. I have never had to do this cleaning since using these magnets! I only do the usual cleaning/disinfection of the bowl. Hard water no longer accumulates! If you have problems with very hard water, they will suit you…

approx I have 2 toilets in my house. I bought Scrubbing Bubbles Vanish drops and these non magnetic chemistry drops. I live in Cape Coral, Florida and have hard well water. And hard water stains in my toilets are a constant struggle. So I compared these products in each bathroom. After two months, the limescale stains from the chemical-free magnetic toilet were gone. Hard water stains in Scrubbing Bubbles Vanish Drop-Ins are worse than ever. And to be honest, the chemical-free magnetic toilet…

I've got the stuff for a little over a month, but with very hard water a month is enough for the calcium rings to be in the bowl and the calcium on the parts sticks in the tank and it doesn't happen. I'm not sure what exactly it does? The water in the tank is not transparent, are there all these floating particles, but they don't stick to the walls or working parts of the tank? As a magnet potentially altering the minerals, they are there but washed away. I have bathrooms that I rarely use so I