MARYTON Pumice Stone with Handle for Cleaning Toilet Bowl Ring and Hard Water Stains Pack of 2 (Gray)

I used one of the two cleaning stones on my badly stained toilet, with excellent results. The stains were in hard-to-reach places. No amount of scrubbing with a nylon brush would touch them. I have hard water, with lime and iron deposits. I've lived with the stains for years, thinking them permanent. I decided to try a pumice stone, and now I wonder why I didn't try it sooner. It works. The only couple of spots it didn't clean were in tight crevasses where it couldn't reach because cleaning stone is still too thick. Once I get it worn down through use, it should work on the entire toilet bowl. And it doesn't scratch the enamel like I always thought it would.

My downstairs bar sink had a water stain that could not be scrubbed off regardless of what I tried. I decided to have it replaced at about $140 plus labor, but first thought about trying pumice to see if I could get the stain off. I bought this product, opened it and five minutes later, the water stain was gone! Amazing, without scratching the surface of the sink. The sink is like new! For about $12 bucks.Today, tried it on a fairly new stool that had a bad water ring around the water line. It wouldn't come off with anything we had in the house. Well, I did the pumice on the water ring for about 5 minutes and removed it completely. This is really a great product. Highly, highly recommended.

I had tried EVERYTHING to get the gray (sulphur) rings out of our toilets!! I tried all kinds of cleaners, all the "recipes" for cleaners that I read online, and all kinds of scrubbers. NOTHING worked!! Then I read about these and decided to try them. WOW!! With some pressure & a little patience, the rings are GONE! It was a bit like a magic eraser (by the way, I tried my magic eraser too and that didn't work). I'm glad I chose the ones with the handle. It makes it so easy to do the toilets. I just store them in a cup in my bathroom cabinet. I can see that the pack of two will last a long, long time. Five stars!!!!!

I don't take a lot of time to write positive reviews. Normally, if I'm happy with my purchase I simply go about my day and use the product. However, I felt like I had to write about this simple item that worked wonders. They are easy to use and helped me avoid using harsh chemicals. They do require a little elbow grease but you can see them working the entire time. They also allows the user to concentrate on a particular troublesome spot even if it is on the upper portion of your toilet bowl. Chemicals quickly run down and off of those areas and do little good. I will certainly be buying these again as they are slowly consumed by use. Don't hesitate to purchase these.

This pumice stick was just what I needed to get rid of a stubborn stain on a hard to reach area in my toilet bowl. My husband has to unclog our two toilets every now and then, we have grandchildren who use to much toilet paper. He uses a hand held toilet auger that works great but always leaves tough marks I've never been able to remove. No problem now with this pumice stick, great product.

The stone does a great job on very bad deposits in the toilet. I tried vinegar and baking soda and they did nothing to remove them. The stone does wear down significantly but this was more of a positive than a negative. It allowed me to get the stone into tight areas at the bottom of the bowl. The only negative I found is that it is hard to get at the curved area of the hole at the bottom.After removing the deposits, the finish on the bowl was very smooth. I did not find it scratched the porcelain significantly.I recommend the product. I would buy it again.

These pumice sticks work like a charm! No ‘elbow grease’ necessary. Just wet the stone, apply steady pressure and slide it down the sides of the toilet bowl. (It’s hard to slide it back up because of the lip of the bowl, so I started at the top and worked my way down with each stroke.) In 5 minutes, my toilet bowl was pristine! No scratching either! Worked well with the rust spot around the drain in my bathtub too. Definitely recommended as a first-rate cleaning hack!

Since we use this in toilets, I thought the integrated handle would be nice. It is, but the pumice is so brittle, I broke one of the two in half just trying to remove from packaging. So beware. In fact, the pumice stone itself seems a bit easier to break than other widely known brand I've used.Bottom line. If you're careful, this might be a less disgusting way to clean.

I moved into a new house and the previous owners had left it in such a state especially the bathroom. The toilet had so many disgusting stains on it that seemed to be embedded in by the limescale. I'd seen the reviews for these online elsewhere and thought I might as well try them before buying a new toilet and my lord have they worked wonders.I was worried about them scratching the bowl of the toilet but the stone is actually softer than ceramic so it ends up wearing the stone down before scratching the toilet. After wearing through about one of these my toilet came up so clean! I was heavily impressed and astonished at how well this actually worked!A word of warning though - these don't have excessively long handles and it works best if you're holding it further down the handle anyway so I would definitely recommend getting some gloves and just accepting your fate!

Despite all my efforts I had a thin brownish ring around the lip of the toilet bowl plus the same at the water line.Scrubbing, bleach etc. did nothing. I just couldn't shift it. Bleach did sometimes seem to camouflage it temporarily, but it always came back.Heard about using pumice but I was worried that I'd end up with scratches and more brown stains in the scratches, so it was only after a lot of research that I finally decided to try this.Well, it works! It really works!I just flushed the toilet to get clear water in the bowl then dipped the end of a pumice block into the water and started to work a corner over part of the stain. As I worked a greyish paste formed and I continued working that area. When I then washed it away the brown stain in that area was almost gone!So I continued wetting the block occasionally and working around the rim rubbing the pumice block against the brown stain and then continuing to work the grey paste that developed.It really was that simple. There's no scratches. The nasty brown ring is gone and my toilet looks terrific.As you rub the pumice against the porcelain it wears down and you find yourself taking advantage of the new 'edge' you've created on your pumice block to target the staining better. I even found I was deliberately working the block to create a better shape/edge to let me get at difficult spots on the toilet.I couldn't believe that this would be as straight-forward as advertised or as successful, but it really is.Try it for yourself - You won't be disappointed!

As advertised these pumice sticks do a great job. Makes cleaning hard water buildup in the toilets a breeze. Remember to always wet the pumice stone first before scrubbing per instruction. They wear down fast but that is totally expected with any pumice stone since they are made of pumice powder. Good value.

Amazing!!! I had tired so many products before I found this, nothing worked this effectively. It’s worth the money, lasts long and it’s not chemical which is a big bonus. I’ll definitely buy more once I run out :)

Took some effort and time but really does work. Doesn't scratch the porcelain. Have tried every limescale remover on the market and nothing has worked as effectively.