If you’ve ever had toilet bowl stains, you know that they seem next to impossible to remove. Toilet bowl stains are usually the result of hard water and mineral deposits that develop from standing water in the bowl or from the toilet not being flushed several times during the day. No amount of scrubbing, harsh chemical cleaners or bleach will completely remove this buildup. The solution to this is rather unexpected: PUMICE STONE. The same thing that you might use for callused heals works for removing toilet stains.
Pumice is a natural volcanic rock that does a superior job at removing surface stains in toilet bowls without scratching the surface. Do NOT use the same kind of pumice stone you would use for your feet in the toilet – this type of pumice is a little harder and if it’s gray or black it might add a visible scratch to your toilet bowl.
Simply rub the pumice around the interior of your toilet bowl where the ring is and that’s it! It couldn’t be much easier.
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HERE ARE THE SIMPLE STEPS:
Clean your toilet the way you normally would, since the pumice stone clean is not for the usual cleaning it is to help remove those rings that you can’t remove with your usual toilet cleaning methods.
Use a bucket and pour water into the toilet until it manually flushes – you’ll hear a glugging sound. This will keep the water from filling up in the tank so you can properly remove the toilet rings.
Wet your pumice stone. Rub the stone on any rings and marks.
Flush, rinse and admire that sparkling toilet! Simple and easy, toilet cleaning is not so hard.
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