I’m a cleaning expert – cheap method removes pesky hard water stains and leaves surfaces as good as new
A CLEANING pro has spilled how you can clean your toilet with an unlikely assist. Brandon Pleshek, known as @cleanthatup, said a Pumice Scouring Stick, which he called his pet rock, is the perfect tool for hard surfaces. The Pumice stones, a porous gray material, are especially great at getting water stains out of toilets, […]
A CLEANING pro has spilled how you can clean your toilet with an unlikely assist.
Brandon Pleshek, known as @cleanthatup, said a Pumice Scouring Stick, which he called his pet rock, is the perfect tool for hard surfaces.
The Pumice stones, a porous gray material, are especially great at getting water stains out of toilets, the Tiktok said.
All you have to do is get them wet, scrub the stain, and rinse the toilet.
“It looks as good as new,” Pleshek said after he scrubbed.
To clean the stone, Pleshek said to spray it down with bathroom disinfectant.
He said he keeps a stone for toilets and a stone for everything else.
Pleshek, a third-generation janitor, has over 1.2million followers on the app, where he posts cleaning tips.
Fans seemed to take a liking to this one.
“I loved it so much I bought a whole box off Amazon,” one commenter said.
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“Omg I have been scrubbing with cleaner for weeks, furious that it wouldn’t get clean,” another chimed in.
“Now I know what to use thank you!”
A two-pack of the sticks are retailing for $7.80 on Amazon.
They have nearly 5,000 reviews with 4.5 stars.
The stones are advertised as being able to tackle rust, grease, mineral deposits, limescale, baked on food, and deep stains.
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They work on tile, porcelain, masonry, iron, and concrete.
Most people use the rocks for stains on toilets, sinks, tubs, pools, grills, tile grout, and tools.