pumice stone scratch toilet are a great way to get rid of stubborn mineral buildup and water marks on your toilet. They’re also much safer for the environment than chemical cleaners and chlorine bleach. They’re made of natural volcanic rock and can be used on ceramic and porcelain surfaces, including your toilet. They can be a bit abrasive so it’s important to be careful with them, but they shouldn’t scratch your toilet if you use them correctly.

Start by getting the pumice stone wet – this helps reduce the risk of scratches. You can hold it under running water or dip it in a bucket of hot water. It’s important to keep the stone wet throughout the cleaning process -if it starts feeling dry, just add more water. This will help prevent the stone from slipping and scratching your toilet.

Once the pumice stone is wet, begin scrubbing. Start with the areas of the bowl that are most stained and work your way around the whole surface. Pay extra attention to the rim, the area where the water streams down during flushes and any other stains that are lingering. Use gentle pressure – don’t press too hard or you might cause damage.

If you’re struggling to remove a tough stain, let the pumice stone rest on the spot for a minute or two before continuing to scrub. This helps break down the buildup and allows you to scrub it easier without causing any damage. Rinse the pumice stone once you’re done and keep it somewhere clean, dry (a plastic bag or container that seals works well).