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Pumie professional grade toilet bowl ring remover is the environmentally responsible way to clean your toilet of rust, lime, stubborn stains and unsightly rings. Rather than using harsh chemicals that later have to be filtered out of the water supply, Pumie uses the pumice stones natural abrasive action. It shapes easily to the contour of any surface and cleans when even the strongest acids fail! Pumie is safe for hands and safe for children and pets. Pumie is the effective, all natural alternative in toilet cleaning!
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
148 of 152 people found the following review helpful
Alas, freshening the bathroom bowl is one of those household things I just hate. My wife has assigned the task to me and I try to keep the work to a minimum. I've found a wonderful bathroom bowl cleaner referred to as "The Works" (available at Wall-Mart and other stores, but can be somewhat hard to find). It makes cleaning a toilet real easy. However, even with this miracle worker, sometimes a light ring is evident and that has always bothered my wife. We picked up a Pumie and it essentially removed the ring. I'm impressed!
I'm a geologist, so please pardon the following analysis. Pumice is a natural volcanic glass and, as such, has just about the same degree of hardness (resistance to scratching) as the toilet bowl porcelain. If anything, the porcelain might be slightly softer. The package says that the product is "safe." Well, pumice is not toxic in any way so by safe they probably mean that it won't scratch porcelain. But they then warn about using the Pumie on colored bowls, where scratching would be more evident. I suspect that the rather remarkable ability of this pumice stick product to remove that ugly stain is producing minor, mostly microscopic, surface damage to the interior of the bowl each time that it is used. Whether this makes any difference is open to question. If you replace your bowl every ten or twenty years, or if you live in a rented property, then go ahead and use it with vigor. If you expect the bowl to remain like new for the life of the house, you're probably going to start to notice the scratching and it will probably give the porcelain a dull non-glazed finish. It won't hurt the function of the bowl in any way, I should add. So what should one do?... Read more ›
I'm a geologist, so please pardon the following analysis. Pumice is a natural volcanic glass and, as such, has just about the same degree of hardness (resistance to scratching) as the toilet bowl porcelain. If anything, the porcelain might be slightly softer. The package says that the product is "safe." Well, pumice is not toxic in any way so by safe they probably mean that it won't scratch porcelain. But they then warn about using the Pumie on colored bowls, where scratching would be more evident. I suspect that the rather remarkable ability of this pumice stick product to remove that ugly stain is producing minor, mostly microscopic, surface damage to the interior of the bowl each time that it is used. Whether this makes any difference is open to question. If you replace your bowl every ten or twenty years, or if you live in a rented property, then go ahead and use it with vigor. If you expect the bowl to remain like new for the life of the house, you're probably going to start to notice the scratching and it will probably give the porcelain a dull non-glazed finish. It won't hurt the function of the bowl in any way, I should add. So what should one do?... Read more ›
42 of 43 people found the following review helpful
Pumice stones are excellent for removing rust stains and hard water deposits on variety of surfaces including toilets, bathtubs and sinks. They are even good to remove callouses on your feet. This product works as advertised and works very well. However you can save a lot if you buy the regular pumice stone from same company at less than half the price, and here on Amazon and Prime eligible.
U. S. Pumice HDW-12 Pumie Scouring Stick
Unless you are squeamish about getting your hand in the toilet bowl it works just as well, better maybe as you can control the stone better without the handle and can use full stone not just part down to where handle insert goes into the stone. You are going to put your hand in toilet bowl anyway even with the handle, why not save several dollars?
U. S. Pumice HDW-12 Pumie Scouring Stick
Unless you are squeamish about getting your hand in the toilet bowl it works just as well, better maybe as you can control the stone better without the handle and can use full stone not just part down to where handle insert goes into the stone. You are going to put your hand in toilet bowl anyway even with the handle, why not save several dollars?
27 of 28 people found the following review helpful
By M. Downer
When I purchased my home two years ago, my toilet had a ring. I have tried various products in a effort to remove the ring. Eventually, my best friend told me that I would probably have to replace the toilet because it would be impossible to remove the ring. One day I decided to google my problem. I came up with several links that suggested the Pumie. I read the reviews on Pumie (which were great, btw). I decided to order the product. After about 30 minutes of wiping the ring, my toilet was as good as new!!!
37 of 42 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
We moved into a house where one of toilets had not been used/cleaned for years. It was brown; i don't want to know why. But this thing and a thick pair of plastic gloves made the toilet like new!! It's the only thing that's worked!
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By kbsings
Amazon Verified Purchase
I've used Pumie before but never with the handle. It's very easy to use and does the job.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By S. Kuhlman
Amazon Verified Purchase
If you have hard water, you need a Pumie. No brush or chemical I've found cleans hard water stains. This is the only thing that works.
7 of 8 people found the following review helpful
By Frohoss
Amazon Verified Purchase
We have 3 toilets that all had the infamous waterline stain. The Pumie made all three of our toilets look brand new within 10 minutes total. The Pumie is 9" long. The pumice stone size is 5" x 1 1/4" x 1 1/4" and the handle is 4". Depending on your stain and how hard or soft you scrub your toilet depends on how much pumice is used off of the stick. For our 3 toilets it used about 1/2" of stone and our stains were fairly bad. No solvents or other cleaning supplies needed....just the Pumie.
The info below is word for word from the Pumie packaging.
100% Natural Pumice.
Pumie is a professional grade product designed for both home and commercial use.
*Removes rust, lime, stubborn stains and unsightly rings from toilet bowls and other hard surfaces in seconds.
*Cleans through gentle abrasive action.
*Shapes easily to the contour of any surface.
*Cleans when the strongest acid cleaners fail.
*Contains no added chemicals or hard detergents
*Safe for hands. Safe around children and pets. Safe for the environment.
*Odor free
Directions for use:
Wet the Pumie stone in the bowl water. Gently rub the stained area until the deposit disappears. When finished, rinse the stone in bowl water or under faucet.
Caution:
Some colored porcelain bowls are fragile and may be damaged by abrasive cleaning materials. Test a small area before proceeding.
The info below is word for word from the Pumie packaging.
100% Natural Pumice.
Pumie is a professional grade product designed for both home and commercial use.
*Removes rust, lime, stubborn stains and unsightly rings from toilet bowls and other hard surfaces in seconds.
*Cleans through gentle abrasive action.
*Shapes easily to the contour of any surface.
*Cleans when the strongest acid cleaners fail.
*Contains no added chemicals or hard detergents
*Safe for hands. Safe around children and pets. Safe for the environment.
*Odor free
Directions for use:
Wet the Pumie stone in the bowl water. Gently rub the stained area until the deposit disappears. When finished, rinse the stone in bowl water or under faucet.
Caution:
Some colored porcelain bowls are fragile and may be damaged by abrasive cleaning materials. Test a small area before proceeding.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
By Remy
Amazon Verified Purchase
Had ugly stains that I used everything on. Years of elbow grease, CLR, rotating scrubber pads, and bartenders friend and nothing... 15 minutes and some elbow grease and WOW it's white again. Best thing I have found on Amazon!!!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome
Works like a charm with a little elbow grease. I'll be sure to buy another when this one wears out.
Published 16 hours ago by Lindsey A. Daniher
5.0 out of 5 stars
Two Quick Swipes and BAM, Rust Gone!
Had 2 of our 4 toilets that had a little water leak and trickled for a while before it was fixed. It caused some rusting in the back part of the toilet bowl where the water was... Read more
Published 1 day ago by Scott A Arnold
2.0 out of 5 stars
Scratches badly.
Please realize when you use this it is etching a layer of your bowl away.There will still be a ring and next time you use a colored bowl cleaner it will stay in that etched... Read more
Published 2 days ago by K. McMurry
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works great
Have tried may products to remove hard water stains in toilet. This work great and did not scratch the toilet bowl.
Highly recommend.
Highly recommend.
Published 2 days ago by Vic
5.0 out of 5 stars
Pumie toilet bowl
It's really good! Works for toilet stain really well without scratching it! But it seems to work only on withe toilet if I'm not wrong...
Published 3 days ago by A. Andrade
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works Well, No Chemicals Is Great
I don't know about years of lasting results or possible long term scratch damage, but it has kept my bowls whiter for a while and can be kind of fun to use. Read more
Published 5 days ago by G. Nicholas
2.0 out of 5 stars
its ok
i like it that you can put more pressure on it when useing it bacause it has a handle
the problem i had was the last 1-2 inches was hard to use because of this handle
the problem i had was the last 1-2 inches was hard to use because of this handle
Published 5 days ago by Jerry
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome
Easy and quick to use. Took the water ring line right off the toilet bowl in just seconds and I didn't have to scrub hard at all.
Published 9 days ago by Amy
4.0 out of 5 stars
Not bad
The stick was pretty cool. The only problem I had with it is the sound it made when I was scraping the upper inside part of the bowl. It was like nails on a chalkboard eek!
Published 9 days ago by Jason Sumi
5.0 out of 5 stars
Cost-effective and works better that I could have imagined
Prior to getting this cleaning tool I had been using Kaboom Foam-Tastic with Oxiclean Toilet and a general purpose toilet brush. Read more
Published 10 days ago by Mike Tarrani
