Powerstone Pumice Stone Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Handle (1-pack) - A Reliable and Harmless Solution for Cleaning Limescale Deposits, Hard Water Stains on Toilets, Grills, Tiles, Grout & Pools

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Cleaning a toilet with a pumice stone is an effective method for removing stubborn stains and mineral deposits. Here’s a brief summary of how to do it: As I have mentioned already, you want to clean your toilet without scratching off its finish. To do that, you will first need to make sure that the pumice stone is soft. To call a pumice stone a ‘cleaner’ in the traditional sense would be wrong. A pumice stone is more of an abrasive stain remover, and it isn’t actually going to remove general dirt and germs from the toilet. Pumice are different in size, but what we saw in the store has been cut into small pieces and is perfect for cleaning (read more about the various uses of pumice). How to clean the toilet with pumice stone What I however need you to understand is that a pumice stone will not permanently remove hard water stains from a toilet or any other fixture. As long as hard water flows to your house toilet rings and other stains will recur after being removed.

Dispose of the Pumice Stone: After use, rinse the pumice stone and allow it to dry. You can reuse it for future cleanings until it becomes too small to hold comfortably. Plastic and wood found in the toilet seat should never be cleaned with pumice stones. Both materials are soft, scratched or crumbled. Price of pumiceIn addition to this, if you press too hard with the pumice stone you may scratch the toilet bowl’s surface slightly. To know where to use pumice, you need to know the part of the toilet. The main part of the toilet is tanks and arches.

Keep the Stone Wet: Periodically wet the pumice stone in the toilet water to keep it moist. This prevents scratching and allows for smoother cleaning. Porcelain is white, hard and a natural substance over time. The seat and lid is an accessory that is usually made of plastic or wood.

Remove any dirt from your toilet with a toilet brush and a cleaning agent. Make sure the toilet is clean.

The pumice structure is made of volcanic glass, and sometimes glass. The sandpaper like texture and light properties make it the perfect tool because it is so tough that it does a great job at scraping any kind of build-up or stain.You want a wet pumice, so it can slide into the toilet. Dried pumice will provide more friction and have a higher chance of damage.

Yep, this chemical-free, rather cheap, and certainly easy to use abrasive stone can work wonders when it comes to removing very hard, aged rings and mineral deposits from loos! Now the way a toilet is designed, it should have water at the bottom of the bowl at all times. That is the same water that contains iron. Even if it is flushed, it is replaced with more water with iron ions as well.If your toilet is plagued by hard water marks, toilet bowl rings, and rust stains, you’re in the right place!