Pumice Stone Toilet Bowl Cleaner

63 reviews for Pumice Stone Toilet Bowl Cleaner

1. Norah ScottVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Didn't know what to expect from a pumice cleaning stone. I am a mom of 4 boys who are responsible for their own bathroom. Hard water and sub par effor...More

   Didn't know what to expect from a pumice cleaning stone. I am a mom of 4 boys who are responsible for their own bathroom. Hard water and sub par efforts cleaning left the toilet in an aweful state. It took the entire stone and 5-10 minutes of rubbing but it looks brand new! Also no sore muscles because I didn't have to scrub hard, the stone did the work.
   Scarlette BradshawVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I tried every chemical and brush on the market and nothing removed black/gray water stains on my new toilets. 15 minutes with these and a little elbow...More

   I tried every chemical and brush on the market and nothing removed black/gray water stains on my new toilets. 15 minutes with these and a little elbow grease and my toilets were better than new. Should have taken before/after pics, but trust me: If you have stains or mineral build-up than won't disperse with bowl cleaner and brushing use this. Sturdy base, quality product. So happy. Finally!
   Jagoda HarrisonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Absolutely love. I have been having problems with a nasty ring on our toilet. I’ve used so many different cleaning products that didn’t work. Finally ...More

   Absolutely love. I have been having problems with a nasty ring on our toilet. I’ve used so many different cleaning products that didn’t work. Finally I decided to use a pumice stone, but don’t like sticking my hand in the toilet. So, when I found these I was excited. I put little to no effort to clean the nasty ring in my toilet and couldn’t be happier. Will definitely be buying again when these run out.
   Owen CohenVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Our area of Ohio has extremely hard water (water softeners only help to a point -- it's that bad) In the past I have had to resort to a dremels and ra...More

   Our area of Ohio has extremely hard water (water softeners only help to a point -- it's that bad) In the past I have had to resort to a dremels and razors to get hard water build up off after chemicals and comet failed. Who knew pumice would work so well. Much faster, easier and better -- took care of 3 toilets in my house in < 15 mins.
   Corrina PenaVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I had tried EVERYTHING to get the calcium buildup out of my toilet, this worked amazingly! I had to completely drain the toilet bowl and it took some ...More

   I had tried EVERYTHING to get the calcium buildup out of my toilet, this worked amazingly! I had to completely drain the toilet bowl and it took some work, but WOW!! The only thing is in the drain holes I couldn't get to it, even breaking some of the stone off and using my hand, to hard to reach, I wonder if they made one with a curved handle for hard to reach areas? I'm still giving it 5 stars, worked like magic with no scratches!
   Kurtis NicholsVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I have had a ring around our guest toilet for months and months that I was unable to remove. I was convinced that we needed a new toilet. I decided to...More

   I have had a ring around our guest toilet for months and months that I was unable to remove. I was convinced that we needed a new toilet. I decided to try one more time to find a cleaner that would work. In my search I saw these and decided to try since the reviews looked good. I am SO happy to report back that our toilet is not completely clean! I was SHOCKED! The ring is gone! This product does work and is amazing! Thank you!!!
   Rita ForbesVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   We have tryed everything to clean our toilets and this worked great. I was not really expecting much but, it cleaned everything on my toilet bowl. It ...More

   We have tryed everything to clean our toilets and this worked great. I was not really expecting much but, it cleaned everything on my toilet bowl. It looks brand new now needless to say I was shocked that it worked so well I have been telling everyone about these. Will most definitely buy again to keep my toilet crystal clean.
   RaphaelVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Literally the amount of happiness that happened after cleaning my toilet with this product was priceless. Hard rings in the toilet are so difficult to...More

   Literally the amount of happiness that happened after cleaning my toilet with this product was priceless. Hard rings in the toilet are so difficult to get off. No amount of bleach or elbow grease will help. But THIS.... THIS removed rings and hard stains in that have been in the toilet for 4 years since we moved in, all of 5 mins of scrubbing. INSANE. YOU NEED IT.
   Jonathan CalhounVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   I’ve been trying to remove this toilet ring for 3yrs since we’ve moved offices. I’ve tried the works, CLR, and multiple other chemicals, nothing worke...More

   I’ve been trying to remove this toilet ring for 3yrs since we’ve moved offices. I’ve tried the works, CLR, and multiple other chemicals, nothing worked. I found a review for this on Buzzfeed and thought this is the last thing I’m trying . It works great!! Took about 2 minutes to clean and that’s with taking a picture halfway thru to show a coworker. It’s AMAZING!
   Taine WhittleVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Much like knife sharpening stones, do yourself a favor and heed the instructions. The key to this, knife sharpening stones, or sandpaper is to let the...More

   Much like knife sharpening stones, do yourself a favor and heed the instructions. The key to this, knife sharpening stones, or sandpaper is to let the hard abrasive material do the work. Using great pressure will not get it done any faster, but will wear down the stone faster, and possibly break it. More passes, and avoiding extreme pressure is best. The mind tries to tell you that more pressure is needed. but actually it is not any better at cutting the stain with great pressure. People often wear out sandpaper quickly by applying too much force, as they also do with often expensive sharpening stones. This is the same. Pick a spot and use light to medium pressure until the stain starts coming off. Heavy pressure just wears out the stone as well as your arm. Almost all abrasives are like that. Great pressure also packs the removed material in between the grit in the stone making it less abrasive.