VACPLUS via Amazon has
12-Pack Vacplus Toilet Bowl Cleaning Tablets on sale for $8.99 - 50% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save =
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100-Pack Vacplus Toilet Bowl Cleaning Tablets on sale for $47.49 - 30% off when you 'clip' the coupon on product page - 5% off when you checkout via Subscribe & Save =
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About this Item:- Containing powerful bleaching ingredients, Vacplus toilet bowl cleaner tablets can efficiently remove stubborn stains such as urine dirt, limescale, and rust stains with every single flush.
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I just wanted people to be aware of the long term effects of these.
"Chemicals to Avoid in Your Toilet Tank:
Chlorine Tablets: Chlorine tablets are commonly used to sanitize and disinfect toilet bowls. However, placing them directly in the tank can cause the rubber flapper to deteriorate rapidly. The chlorine's corrosive properties gradually weaken the rubber, resulting in a faulty flapper that may not seal properly, leading to water wastage and continuous refilling of the tank.
Bleach Tablets: Similar to chlorine tablets, bleach tablets can have a corrosive effect on rubber components. The continuous presence of bleach in the tank can weaken the flapper and other seals, leading to leaks and an inefficient flushing mechanism.
Blue Dye Tablets: Some toilet tank cleaning products contain blue dye intended to provide a fresh appearance to the water. However, these tablets often contain corrosive chemicals that can harm rubber parts. The prolonged exposure to these chemicals can cause the flapper to lose its elasticity, resulting in leaks and frequent toilet repairs."
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I just wanted people to be aware of the long term effects of these.
I just wanted people to be aware of the long term effects of these.
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I just wanted people to be aware of the long term effects of these.
"Chemicals to Avoid in Your Toilet Tank:
Chlorine Tablets: Chlorine tablets are commonly used to sanitize and disinfect toilet bowls. However, placing them directly in the tank can cause the rubber flapper to deteriorate rapidly. The chlorine's corrosive properties gradually weaken the rubber, resulting in a faulty flapper that may not seal properly, leading to water wastage and continuous refilling of the tank.
Bleach Tablets: Similar to chlorine tablets, bleach tablets can have a corrosive effect on rubber components. The continuous presence of bleach in the tank can weaken the flapper and other seals, leading to leaks and an inefficient flushing mechanism.
Blue Dye Tablets: Some toilet tank cleaning products contain blue dye intended to provide a fresh appearance to the water. However, these tablets often contain corrosive chemicals that can harm rubber parts. The prolonged exposure to these chemicals can cause the flapper to lose its elasticity, resulting in leaks and frequent toilet repairs."
I just wanted people to be aware of the long term effects of these.
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There's probably 30 plus tablets
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These keep the chemicals out of the tank, and only dispense the product through the fill tube which puts water directly into the bowl via the overflow tube.
Also, I buy 1" bromine tablets which work the same, minus the harsh chlorine smell.
If I did my math right, this is a good deal for the 100pk... $0.47/oz vs similar size bromine tablets for $0.80/oz. I only go through 1 tablet a month, per toilet. I have about 3lbs of 1" tabs at home, so set for another year at least.