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4-Count Soft Scrub In-Tank Toilet Cleaner Duo Cubes (Alpine Fresh) on sale for $3.77 - 5% Subscribe & Save - Extra 20% Off coupon found on product page =
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About the Product- Easy to Use
- Safe for toilet components
- Up to 4 weeks clean per duo cube
- Helps fight toilet ring/hard water and limescale stains
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Clorox's products tend to dry out aging rubber, but it's not like it wasn't going to fail eventually.
Luckily, the new gaskets seal better and don't dry out nearly as quickly.
My anecdotal experience:
- Clorox tabs (e.g. chlorine tabs) do the best job of preventing the bowl from getting nasty - in fact, I use those tablets and can tell when the one in the tank has fully dissolved by if the bowl is getting dirty.
- chlorine does attack rubber, particularly EPDM. That said, it seems that the issue with tank gaskets decaying has gotten better. That's just observation - could be that manufacturers have shifted toward rubbers that aren't as susceptible to attack. All I can say is that I don't have an issue with chlorine attacking gaskets, and even if you do, it's not like it's going to happen overnight. It happens over a very long time. It's not like you're going to be fine in the morning, then come home to a flooded home because of chlorine attacking a rubber gasket.
- changing out the tank "guts" (literally everything in the tank) is really easy. I've made it a practice of mine to replace all these items when I buy new properties. It's cheap too (maybe $25 for a complete tank rebuild?).
These should be ok. You stamp them in the bowl. But absolutely nothing in the tank
Also, learning how to change gasket, seals, flapper yourself would be a good idea.
The only option in their case is to find a disinfectant that never touches the water at all. Then they can safely serve it for dinner.