MARYTON Pumice Stone Toilet Bowl Cleaner with Extra Long Handle,Replaceable Design, 1 Cleaning Handle, 6 Cleaning Stones Refills,Also Cleaning Limescale Deposits, Mildew & Grills, Tiles, Grout & Pools

Absolutely brilliant, easy to assemble, do exactly as described , will definitely keep stocked up on these

So I got the 6 pack and as soon as it arrived, I went to work to remove the limescale build up in the loo. The ‘stone’ shapes quite quickly so you’re able to get the curvy bits quite effectively (only the bits you can see, won’t work further down/inside). However the ‘stone’ is very soft and starts breaking down from the second you use it. It’s not going to last more than 2-3 uses. And in terms of storage, once used it’s now just sitting in the bathroom, so might put it in a little plastic bag or some thing. Would recommend overall, works well. Buts each one won’t last too long.

Brilliant for removing limescale from vertical surfaces of toilets. I used with a bicarb - vinegar paste to first soften the scale. 100% gone. Could have saved £’s on various liquids. Just needs elbow grease! Didn’t scratch either.

Regular brush is enough, it made scratch marks on the bowl.

Great item work well as described

This is a surprisingly good product. I honestly was not expecting too much from it, but it works really well. The pumice is quite soft as others have mentioned, but that actually makes the product better as it shapes to the toilet bowl and makes cleaning easier. Five minutes scrubbing and the bowl was sparkling clean. Good value for money.

The toilet cleaning stones, are okay but I think there not as hare wearing as I was led to believe, there not as hard wearing as pumice stones my grandma used when I was a very child, but that said they do help keep your toilet lime scale free!!.

Fairly average when using in the toilet bowl, however, my bathroom suite has "gold" plated fittings and they are impossible to clean. The instructions say not to use chemicals, as the plating will come off. After 25 years, The hot tap in my bathroom sink had developed a solid waterfall of limescale at the back of tap. I had been advised by various friends, to try using a knife/screwdriver to gently chip it of, but i was too scared. I gave these pumice sticks a gentle try, as they are much softer than a real pumice stone and bingo! No more limescale waterfall, which used to even cut my fingers, whilst washing my hands under the tap/s. It slowly, after a couple of attempts, became smooth and has now almost gone, without damaging the plating at all!

Sur une cuvette particulièrement entartrée, j'ai essayé divers produits qui ont montré des efficacités palpables mais perfectibles. Après avoir remplacé l'eau du siphon par du vinaigre pur et laissé agir toute une nuit, j'ai utilisé ces pierres de nettoyage. Résultat spectaculaire le fond est propre, je conseille ce produit tant à titre préventif que curatif.