2 Pack Handle Toilet Bowl Cleaner Pumice Stone Sticks, Hard Water Ring Stains Remover for Kitchen/Bath/Pool/Household Cleaning

After trying many different cleaners without any success, I tried these and they are brilliant. The do wear down quite quickly so I would buy more next time

How had I never heard of a toilet pumice stone? Saw it on TV and it is a brilliant little product! Got rid of old limescale build up so easily! Toilet is gleaming now!

I recently bought these to clean the stubborn stain in my toilet bowl below the waterline. I had tried everything the past and had been unsuccessful. So I decided to give this a try and it worked. It comes in a twin pack, each piece is grey in colour and wrapped in a plastic sheet, attached to a hand held stick. It's easy to use, you just have to remove the plastic cover and scrub it in the bowl to remove the stains. I was surprised to see how well it cleans but there a few things to consider. It requires a bit of effort for it to be effective, but care should be taken not to scratch the bowl. While you scrub, it wears down quickly and you have to flush the toilet in between for visibility. Some parts of the toilet bowl may be harder to reach, probably a longer handle would have helped. One stick is generally sufficient for a single cleaning depending on how heavily the bowl is stained. Overall, it's a great chemical-free solution for removing tough stains. Highly recommended!

Pumice stones are amazing for lifting limescale or stains in your toilet bowl without much effort. It doesn't scratch the enamel as long as it's wet before using! Literally cleaned too exceptionally dirty toilets and will forever recommend pumice stones for stubborn stains and limescale removal. Also added bonus if you want to use chemicals ☺️

Does the job

These are absolutely game changer Have tried many products to remove limescale from the bath & toilet & now I have found it

I had some bad grey scratch marks on my sink made by a bracelet rubbing along it . I tried every cleaning product I could find to try and get it off but to no avail . I saw a video on you tube about using this product to get rid of it . It worked with out damaging the sink ! Well worth a try

Useless as pumice too soft