Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl

RE: Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl By monetgardening (2) Contact Personally speaking, I would not use anything with chemicals in it to clean a toilet, clothing or a sink if the house is on a well system because it goes into the septic tank and will contaminate the land filtering the water as well as insects and other wildlife. Good old fashioned vinegar and baking soda work very well after it is let to sit for a while, then use a toilet bowl brush. There are many gentle cleansers that will do the trick of cleaning anything if we want to take the time to discover what they are. There are many enviromentally friendly cleansers on the market these days and many recipes online to make ourselves which saves money as well.( no pun intended :)) Sincerely Mee Posted on 10/09/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl By katep1313 (2) Contact bar keepers friend is better than comet and like products anyday. if that doesn't work: pour 1/2 cup white vinegar in bowl, close top, and leave over night. flush then if still stained scrub. also, pouring 1/2 cup white vinegar into the tank, before bed, helps to kill bacteria,mold, mildew, etc. which leaves stains Posted on 01/15/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl By heather, MO (Guest Post) The works, I agree completely! It's at Wal-mart. That mixed w/the toilet wand scrubbers works very well. Posted on 01/13/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl By Shonda (Guest Post) Buy a bottle of "the works" from the dollar store. We have well water that has lime in the water. Thats what has worked very well for me. Shonda from Western Ky Posted on 01/11/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl By Elizabeth (Guest Post) Try Bar Keepers Friend (it's in the cleaning aisle by the Comet). It takes all kinds of stains off my porceain sink. Posted on 01/11/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using a Pumice Stone on Porcelain Toilet Bowl By Lorelei (463) Profile Contact I would try Lime Away or CLR first. I think pumice would scratch porcelain over time. Posted on 01/10/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse

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