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How Often Do You Have To Use A Toilet Stone?
- Thread starter Redhead On Moped
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Your water must be very hard, but your diet is as well if it's close to the image you showed OP. I had to use it a couple times before but that was in a different area. But it took months before you could even barely see it, if you're seeing it monthly that's just not right
I feel very hurt and disappointed with the whole situation tbh.
What if Huelen actually invented this thing and we're all marks?
Why don't chemical cleaners work for you?
What is this thing called "hard water"? Do you get your water from a well?
What is this thing called "hard water"? Do you get your water from a well?
drinking from the toilet is no kind of hack.
I would be insanely jealous of her brick-on-a-stick, toilet water slooshing enterprise.
I have hard water but not bad enough to install a water softener so I use one. I don't let my toilet get as bad as in the picture above because every other month I use the Scouring Stick brand stone. One stone does all three of my toilets and if there's any piece of the stone left it's thrown away.
But I have never heard anyone refer to a pumice stone as a toilet stone. You can use it on more than just toilets. I guess it could be a regional thing.
But I have never heard anyone refer to a pumice stone as a toilet stone. You can use it on more than just toilets. I guess it could be a regional thing.
Never used it but I've lived in places, mostly older homes, that have hard water and old toilets. They get a ring like that every week or two no matter if it's used or not. We just used bleach and a scrub brush. Never thought of exfoliating the toilet lol.
hack my toilet
Why is there so much water in that? Are you supposed to take a bath in it?
Huelen, do you ask crazy ass questions just to elucidate us on some minutia we would never have thought of?
I don't even mean that in a shitty (ha!) way, I never knew about these. I guess that's how you clean a fucked up toilet.
I don't even mean that in a shitty (ha!) way, I never knew about these. I guess that's how you clean a fucked up toilet.
White vinegar is the miracle cleaner that everyone should have. Everything else is hype.
That fragrant smell of a chip shop in every room. On every surface.
Because your toilet won't get scratched with that. It's a pumice - nothing else.
Or you have an old toilet with hard water.
American toilets have really high water levels for some reason.