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5-Count Scrubbing Bubbles Toilet Cleaner Drop Ins

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Amazon has 5-Count Scrubbing Bubbles Toilet Cleaner Drop Ins on sale for $4.18 -> Now $4.47 when you clip the $1.30 Off coupon found on the product page. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.

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Amazon has 5-Count Scrubbing Bubbles Toilet Cleaner Drop Ins on sale for $4.18 -> Now $4.47 when you clip the $1.30 Off coupon found on the product page. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.

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  • About this Deal:
    • Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars from over 1,700 reviews.
    • At the time of this posting, Our research indicates that this is $1.20 lower (22.3% savings) than the next best available options with prices starting from $5.38. -SaltyOne
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jesse_g
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Our basement was unused after our boys moved out. We had always used in-tank tablets similar to this product, but now the toilet downstairs would go months between flushes. Without the water changing and the product continuing to dissolve, the concentration of chemicals in the tank built to the point where it softened the plastic parts of the flush valve and it eventually broke. We think it leaked for a couple of days until, in the middle of the night, we heard water running downstairs. The result was an inch of water over the entire basement floor. Yes, insurance covered the $15K renovation, but a water claim stays on your insurance record for a very long time. Avoid in-tank cleaners in seldom used toilets.
scotts9612
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Great for rubber seals helps to replace them after a few uses with this product

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Aug 6, 2022
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LostWallet
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This is a very good price, but they need to make these last longer to make them more competitive.
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rojarofa
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Thank you for sharing!
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kizernal
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Are the bad for flapper like the bleach ones?
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SturgeonGeneral
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Quote from kizernal :
Are the bad for flapper like the bleach ones?
I would imagine that all chemicals are bad for flappers. But honestly they're so cheap and easy to change, who cares? Personally, I don't use tank additives, but I can see the draw.
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Great for rubber seals helps to replace them after a few uses with this product
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fuzzyfacedog
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I use the scrubbing bubbles gel stamp that's stamped in the bowl and not The tank. Works well.
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for those upper decker problems after a party

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Our basement was unused after our boys moved out. We had always used in-tank tablets similar to this product, but now the toilet downstairs would go months between flushes. Without the water changing and the product continuing to dissolve, the concentration of chemicals in the tank built to the point where it softened the plastic parts of the flush valve and it eventually broke. We think it leaked for a couple of days until, in the middle of the night, we heard water running downstairs. The result was an inch of water over the entire basement floor. Yes, insurance covered the $15K renovation, but a water claim stays on your insurance record for a very long time. Avoid in-tank cleaners in seldom used toilets.
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Dr. J
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My 2 cents on in tank chemicals - I've used them for over 20 years. Do they (chlorine in particular) attack the rubber parts? Yes. Does it happen on a time scale that matters? No. First you'll probably notice the flush sealing surface leaking a bit - this will cause intermittent leaks where the fill valve will kick open to fill the tank. Just reach in and wipe the surfaces clean.

In all the time I've used these, I've replaced tank innards (flush kit, about $25 for a good set which allows you to rebuild the ENTIRE tank including tank/toilet seal and bolts) once, and that wasn't due to catastrophic failure just proactive maintenance.
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Dr. J
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Quote from jesse_g :
Our basement was unused after our boys moved out. We had always used in-tank tablets similar to this product, but now the toilet downstairs would go months between flushes. Without the water changing and the product continuing to dissolve, the concentration of chemicals in the tank built to the point where it softened the plastic parts of the flush valve and it eventually broke. We think it leaked for a couple of days until, in the middle of the night, we heard water running downstairs. The result was an inch of water over the entire basement floor. Yes, insurance covered the $15K renovation, but a water claim stays on your insurance record for a very long time. Avoid in-tank cleaners in seldom used toilets.
I am interested in what failed specifically. All sealing surfaces are rubber gaskets - and I believe most fill sets will be polystyrene or polyethylene. In order for a failure to occur and an uncontrolled leak to happen, the main rubber gasket connecting the tank and lower would have had to fail, the main flush valve failed (and the toilet itself been backed up), or the fill valve assembly itself failed.
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eagtle
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price is 548 on Amazon!
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I am using this one, same concept but chemical isn't submerged into the water. Minor installation needed, no tools required.

Kaboom Scrub Free! Toilet Bowl... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LPEO...b_ap_share
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Blammm
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Quote from SturgeonGeneral :
I would imagine that all chemicals are bad for flappers. But honestly they're so cheap and easy to change, who cares? Personally, I don't use tank additives, but I can see the draw.
You'd care if your tank starts leaking dyed water all over your bathroom.

Do not use these.
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Plummers love these. Keeps them in business.

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I'm in for just under a buck per disc.

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