Is this different than the standard thin flat green kitchen scrubie? I used the pumice stone for the bottom of the bowl but can't get sort of down into the throat of the bottom of the bowl. Will this do that?
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This pad is smaller and easier to maneuver in the smaller spaces. Takes off hard water rings as well I love them
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Mine does a good job with the larger 'grater' side, and the 'slicer' side does nicely for potatoes; but the other two sides not only make a big mess, they are really hard to get clean - even in the dishwasher. It is dishwasher-safe though, so I'd buy it again if I needed to.
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Stone Wear with a coating that works for me. We do a lot of stir fry and it works fine because it is so large.Don't put it in the dishwasher just wipe it out then you can wipe it with a little cooking for next time. It hasa great base on the bottom spreads the heat! Hope the deal is still on? Dave;
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It has a very thin lip, but it's not an under mount sink. Wiping crumbs directly into the sink is possible, but not as smooth as with an under mount. I typically don't do it. Hope this helps.
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Yes, interestingly, the easiest way seems to be using warm/hot warm with dishwasher powder because it seems you may not even need to do any scrubbing at all. It seems to just take it all right off in most cases. If it doesn't get all of it out, a non-abrasive sponge tends to get the rest out for me. I haven't even had to leave it overnight or anything. It's a 2-5 min process for me.
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I'm sorry, I haven't had to use it yet, so I'm no help to you. My sink is new, and I have the bisque or biscuit color. I also have some Soft Scrub, from the grocery store, which you might try. Would think the bleach would have worked. Did you let it sit on the stain for awhile? Otherwise, I don't know. You might do an online search for "stains on porceline sinks" and see what suggestions the search may bring up for you. Good luck.
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My stone was vertical - so I used a brush. Possibly a small sponge roller not dripping wet fo the underside application. Apply to small sections at a time then repeat coating to ensure complete coverage. Hope this helps
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No, the sponge is very soft. I think it must have some chemical in it. On the internet, they say spray first with Clorox Clean-up. Let that sit a minute then use the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. It really cleans the grunk off of a stainless steel sink.
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Sorry, I just saw this question but I see there are 3 previous answers. I'll answer anyway. The large brush is a body brush since this item is waterproof & can be taken into the shower. The 2 smaller brushes are for the face. One is soft & the other medium. I assume you know what the pumice stone is for since you didn't ask. My regards.
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Keith, just make sure the round end is at the back of your throat not the pointy end ;) There is a little curve on the circle end that should face down. Notice how the scraper in not flat.. the bent circle end put as close to the back of your tongue as you can to get the best results. Don't be afraid to scrape hard enough to get the gunk out! The end results are worth it :)
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I did not have any problem with the bottom. I did follow the directions provided and made sure I wiped the unit after using so no water got in the bottom and I did not put it under the faucet. I traveled to a number of places in Australia for a month and did not have any problem with the bottom or other parts of the toothbrush
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I used the abrasive side of one of those green/yellow hand size scrub sponges. Worked great.
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I used on my porcelain sink w/o removing any grime or stains prior to use of it. It worked really great, even cleaned stains from around the drain. I 1st used a regular sponge cleaner over the stains, no response. I used a magic eraser, cleaned some, but not as much as I wanted. Used hope with magic eraser and almost effortlessly removed stains and "appeared" to cover scratches. I have white sink, so, whether it helped the scratches or not, I don't know. But my sink looked awesome after cleaning and rinsing!
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If it's heavy, it may cause it to unsuction from the side of the sink. If it's a large washcloth it wouldn't be deep enough unless you folded it to avoid it slipping off into your sink. I use smaller ones and they hand fine.
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I believe they would solve your problem. My hard water buildup was very bad. It did take one pad to clean one bowl. After five minutes of scrubbing, the pad was shot. The pads are not that expensive when you consider the toilet bowl will look like new.I am not a fan of the pumice stone. I tried it in the past and I ended up with scratched porcelain. If your buildup is severe, you might want to just use the pumice stone to remove the top layer and then use the pad. I could not believe how well the pad worked on its own in so little time.
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I have not felt the need to use either on mine. I just use dish soap and water. I'm sure the scrubbie would be fine to use
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I have used soft scrub with bleach directly on the mat with a brush. No problems.