Environmentally-Friendly Toilet Ring Remover Cleaner Pads for Porcelain Toilets

.eagle fire: I live in an area with very hard water that leaves hard water rings in the toilet. I used it for that and it came completely clean and didnt scratch the porcelain. It takes some elbow grease to get the rings off but i was able to without using and chemicals. Recommended.

United States on Oct 29, 2023

Kindle Customer: These pads were much smaller than I expected. About half the size I have purchased elsewhere. Otherwise they worked as expected. They do have a very thin foam backing which I suppose would hold some cleaning fluid but I did not use them that way

United States on Aug 22, 2023

I Love Dogs: I actually bought this as a scrubber for the shower tile and it does work. I got the tile wet and Sophie asked to not scratch the tile and it did help. I just wish it wasn’t so expensive. I really don’t know why it is.

United States on Aug 18, 2023

BELIEVER: I use this AFTER I get most all the water out of the toilet and pour IRON OUT POWDER in the bowl to let sit for a few hours. This place has HORRIBLY RUSTY and mineral filled water. For the sinks & shower we have filters & a special cleaner at the kitchen sink for cooking water. BUT the toilets have none. This house sat vacant for 5-6YEARS before we bought it so the toilets were awful. There was talk of new toilets but I knew THAT would be far off and this water would STILL do this again so I was on a mission to CLEAN and remove all this black and rust. It was HORRIBLE, but after one treatment of scrubbing with IRON out and then putting a tablet to help keep rust out it looked better. BUT THEN I read about these scrubbers! I bought 2 packages. BOY WHAT A DIFFERENCE these made!!! When I did the second treatment I let the powder soak in the bowl then scrubbed with these and used pumice sticks on the rust ring. IT WAS AMAZING!! THE BOWL IS ALMOST ALL WHITE AGAIN!! They did get pretty shredded with all that scrubbing but it had A LOT to take off. IT REMOVED the black mineral crust !! it was coming off in small chunks!! I heard it is from too much MANGANESE in the water with the...

United States on Sep 23, 2022

LeTicia: This cheap, flimsy little plastic screen thoroughly removed the mineral deposit rings on my 28 year old toilets.

I've been an Amazon customer for a very very long time and I have written very few reviews because I'm not impressed with many products. However, this product deserves a review. I want to help other Amazon customers with nightmare mineral deposit toilet rings, plus I want to make sure that the maker of this product keeps making it. I just came back to Amazon to stockpile these pads and thought I would take the time out to let you know to give these pads a try on your toilet rings. I feel like a weirdo for gushing about a toilet ring remover, but this product has saved me from the expense of replacing 5 toilets.

The house I live in was built in 1985 and has 5 toilets that were installed back in 1985. Each toilet had years of heavy mineral buildup along the water line that made the toilet look filthy. I tried all sorts of chemical products, but none of them worked. I tried scrubbing with pumice, but that did not work. A plumber told me that he could apply an acid to the mineral stains, but that the acid might damage my drain pipes. When I said no to the pipe...

United States on Mar 11, 2013