That's what I usually use. I've never heard of these, good alternative to dumping a bunch of chemicals down the drain.
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How Often Do You Have To Use A Toilet Stone?
- Thread starter Redhead On Moped
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That's what I usually use. I've never heard of these, good alternative to dumping a bunch of chemicals down the drain.
a thing like that will slowly but surely take out the enamel on the porcelain. the porcelain will get whiter but it will become porous and will stain easily on future cycles, so you will use your toilet stone more often, grinding away your toilet even more.
also, the idea of using a porous stone to scrap lime and shit/piss bonded with the stone, where will you store your piss/shit encrusted stone afterwards?
also, the idea of using a porous stone to scrap lime and shit/piss bonded with the stone, where will you store your piss/shit encrusted stone afterwards?
That is not true. It's a stone made out of pumice. It does not scratch anything at all.
Edit: Also the pumice will vanish when you clean so nothing to store anymore.
How disgusting your water has to be that you need to use something like that regularly or even una tantum?
What parallel dimension are you from?You know, a toilet stone. A piece of industrial pumice for tile, toilets, and grills.
Hopefully you don't use the same one for the grill and the toilet.You know, a toilet stone. A piece of industrial pumice for tile, toilets, and grills.
I had a hard water problem as well. I tried vinegar, then upgraded to progressively stronger cleaning products, and nothing worked. Then I got a pumice stone, and it worked like magic.
I'll probably need to do it again in a couple months.
I'll probably need to do it again in a couple months.
I've only had to use these once before. I bought a house with a half bath in the basement that had been pretty well neglected and had a lot of mineral build-up in the bowl. Someone recommended a toilet stone to me and I had no idea WTF they were on about, but the guy I talked to at the hardware store certainly knew what it was. I was kind of amazed by how well it worked, but now I clean my toilets often enough that it hasn't been an issue.
Just pour white vinegar on it, or any other limescale dissolving toilet cleaner, and stick an anti-limescale tablet in the cistern to keep on top of it. You'll never need to scrub again. Also I'll add this is the first time I've heard of a toilet stone, and it seems the most inefficient way of dealing with the problem.
This is essentially the idea behind Huelen threads: the OP contains something obnoxious or obscure while Huelen pretends(?) to be oblivious to its obnoxiousness or obscurity.
I wouldn't say we "have to" but maybe like twice a year when we do deep cleanings of the entire house.
What the fuck?! Your toilets ends up looking like that even with regular normal cleaning?You know, a toilet stone. A piece of industrial pumice for tile, toilets, and grills.
Or you could use toilet cleaner.
You fell for some infomercial dude.
I have hard water, toilet cleaner (can't remember the brand) sorts it out fine