This will probably be the weirdest blog I will ever write. I was cleaning my bathrooms today and had a weird idea. I decided to compare my bathroom cleaners as well as toilet bowl cleaners to see which worked best. I have hard water and even after using a toilet brush, there is usually a ring in the bowl. I have several things I use but compared them all for this blog.
This first picture is of the bowl after being scrubbed with the toilet brush. I have to say that I clean them regularly but when the water softener runs out of salt, the ring appears quickly.
I used th
e pumice cleaning stick o
n the right. 
It only took a few seconds and that area was clean.
e pumice cleaning stick o
n the right. 
It only took a few seconds and that area was clean. On t
he l
eft, Melaluka/tea tree "Tub and Tile" cleaner which I really like to use on my shower and when I wash the outside windows that have minerals from the sprinklers on them. The "Tub and Tile" cleaned well after about a minute I just rubbed it off with my finger.
he l
eft, Melaluka/tea tree "Tub and Tile" cleaner which I really like to use on my shower and when I wash the outside windows that have minerals from the sprinklers on them. The "Tub and Tile" cleaned well after about a minute I just rubbed it off with my finger. On the center
I used Thieves cleaner which is from Young Living oil. It didn't clean after a f
ew minutes so I then put on "The works" toilet bowl cleaner. Within a few seconds, it had the stuff so I could just wipe it off with my finger. It did leak through my glove and started to burn but cleaned the toilet very well. I used the brush and scrubbed the rest of the toilet. I did have to use the pumice stone up under the rim as usual but I was really impressed with "The Works" and as usual the "Tub and Tile" worked well.
I used Thieves cleaner which is from Young Living oil. It didn't clean after a f
ew minutes so I then put on "The works" toilet bowl cleaner. Within a few seconds, it had the stuff so I could just wipe it off with my finger. It did leak through my glove and started to burn but cleaned the toilet very well. I used the brush and scrubbed the rest of the toilet. I did have to use the pumice stone up under the rim as usual but I was really impressed with "The Works" and as usual the "Tub and Tile" worked well. 
I have a rin
g that ends up around the drain in my 
sink. Just for the wonder of it, I poured some "The Works" in the sink and the ring bubbled off in about 20 seconds leaving a sparkling drain area and shinny drain plug as well. What a bonus for thinking of blogging this today. I recommend, "The Works," "Pumice Scouring Stick," and "Tub and Tile."
g that ends up around the drain in my 
sink. Just for the wonder of it, I poured some "The Works" in the sink and the ring bubbled off in about 20 seconds leaving a sparkling drain area and shinny drain plug as well. What a bonus for thinking of blogging this today. I recommend, "The Works," "Pumice Scouring Stick," and "Tub and Tile." "Tub and Tile" is non-toxic and can be used around children. It has a strong smell when used straight. "The Works" ate through the glove so I would suggest if you choose that option, don't leave it where a child can get to it. The pumice stones can be purchased at a plumbing supply store. Sometimes I have found them at ACE Hardware store. They work really well around the water intakes and for tough stains.
I wish you happy and easy cleaning.
"The Works" can be purchased at WalMart.
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