Cleaning With a Pumice Stone

RE: Cleaning With a Pumice Stone Post By (Guest Post) (06/04/2008) Can you use a Pumice Stone to clean your body? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning With a Pumice Stone Post By sandy (Guest Post) (04/03/2005) whats this about the oven window?? mine is filty Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning With a Pumice Stone Post by Dgrams (45) | (03/31/2005) Contact Use fine grade of sandpaper that you use with water only. This does not harm the sink or the toilets. Be sure to use it in water...That is what these are made for to use in water only.. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning With a Pumice Stone Post by bekkabk (1) | (03/31/2005) Contact I use a pumice stone for hard stains in my tub and sinks. Since I live in an apt. I needed to find cheap solutions to many cleaning problems. I was not willing to replace "THEIR" tub. I have found that a softer pumice stone works best on white porcelian sinks and tubs. Although the stone does disolve quickly, and you might need a few stones for larger jobs... it is well worth it. This method is much cheaper obviously than replacing the item or trying to have it professionally cleaned. I absolutly swear by my pumice stones! JUST BE CAREFULL . As you can imagine it will scratch on laquered or finished shiny surfaces. I found that there are many uses for the pumice stone but you just have to use common sense as with anything else! Good Luck! Report Spam or Abuse Oven Window Post by ThriftyFun (3745) | (03/31/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact Use the pumice stone for toilets and on your oven window. Works great and no chemicals. Also works on hard water stains on shower doors. By probowlers Report Spam or Abuse