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expired Posted by itsamazeling | Staff • Jun 2, 2025
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2-Pack Vacplus Pumice Stone Toilet Bowl Cleaner
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These work, especially if you have hard water. Acidic toilet bowl cleaners are the first line of attack but Zep 10% isn't even the highest acid cleaner on the shelf (see Lysol Power, especially from Costco). However, anyone who's dealt with hard water though will inevitably develop a stain that will not go away with acid alone.
Don't press so hard, you're trying to dislodge the stains, not sand down the substrate. Wet the stone so it isn't so abrasive. You will get good results; porcelain is a 7 on the mohs scale of hardness, pumice is a 6. You will crumble the stone before scratching the porcelain. Crazy how many people cause damage with these things... It shouldn't be the case
I was very gentle with it, and it didn't cause any perceptible damage to the porcelain. The toilet looked like new! So, while I generally advise against it, if you've tried everything else, and even Barkeeper's Friend or those caustic cleaners don't work, then this might do the trick! You can get some nice results with this, but please be gentle and judicious in your administration of this product!
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I was very gentle with it, and it didn't cause any perceptible damage to the porcelain. The toilet looked like new! So, while I generally advise against it, if you've tried everything else, and even Barkeeper's Friend or those caustic cleaners don't work, then this might do the trick! You can get some nice results with this, but please be gentle and judicious in your administration of this product!
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These work, especially if you have hard water. Acidic toilet bowl cleaners are the first line of attack but Zep 10% isn't even the highest acid cleaner on the shelf (see Lysol Power, especially from Costco). However, anyone who's dealt with hard water though will inevitably develop a stain that will not go away with acid alone.
Don't press so hard, you're trying to dislodge the stains, not sand down the substrate. Wet the stone so it isn't so abrasive. You will get good results; porcelain is a 7 on the mohs scale of hardness, pumice is a 6. You will crumble the stone before scratching the porcelain. Crazy how many people cause damage with these things... It shouldn't be the case
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These work, especially if you have hard water. Acidic toilet bowl cleaners are the first line of attack but Zep 10% isn't even the highest acid cleaner on the shelf (see Lysol Power, especially from Costco). However, anyone who's dealt with hard water though will inevitably develop a stain that will not go away with acid alone.
Don't press so hard, you're trying to dislodge the stains, not sand down the substrate. Wet the stone so it isn't so abrasive. You will get good results; porcelain is a 7 on the mohs scale of hardness, pumice is a 6. You will crumble the stone before scratching the porcelain. Crazy how many people cause damage with these things... It shouldn't be the case
Toilet bowl cleaner and a brush, once per week, perfect toilets. This is a product for lazy people.
Toilet bowl cleaner and a brush, once per week, perfect toilets. This is a product for lazy people.
Glazes are even higher on the mohs scale.
Tell me you don't have hard water without telling me you don't have hard water
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Just a heads up: don't use it if you have a septic tank, since it's basically bleach. And it probably won't be effective on hard water stains or rust.