Amazon Brand - Ring King Toilet Bowl Cleaners | Toilet Bowl Cleaner Liquid 32oz Fast Acting Bathroom Cleaner For Calcium, Water, Rust, Red Clay & Lime Stains – No Scrubbing

Our toilets were so nasty that when my spouse was gone ion business, I replaced every one of them. Thought I had problems solved. But nooooo! The nasty rings returned. For 15 years I've sought a solutionl. Saw this Ring King a couple of weeks ago, and decided "why not?" Ordered a quart. When it arrived I immediately tried it on the worst toilet. The ring and filth disappeared. Same don second toilet plus the ones that are rarely used. All of them were super clean after using Ring King. Just ordered a half gallon AND a quaartbof the soap scum remover as our shower doors have mineral deposits all over them and I haven't been able to get rid of them. Another great cleaning product is Lysol for black mold. It also works wonders. Here's to spotless bathrooms!

We built our home in 2003. The area we live in Arizona, has extremely hard water, and hard water toilet rings, seemed impossible to clean, even with pumice stone. This product got rid of a 20 year old hard water ring in two applications. Ring King is fantastic!

After getting sick of reaching down into the toilet with a pumice stone I decided to give this a try. Pics show proof-before & after. Now, this wasn’t a toilet “ring” but it’s made of the same stuff-mineral/hard water deposits. On my toilet, it’s around the ledge where the rim-holes are, and the inside of the bowl before the trapway (essentially, where water comes in and goes out). Completely drained toilet, used the sponge mop, gave it 4 solid attempts, and it couldn’t remove these light stains. I can scrub them off with a pumice stone, they flake off like a mineral deposit, so this “should” work to do the trick, but if you’re looking to remove mineral deposit stains, this may not be for you. Amazon won’t allow a return, the company does list a money back guarantee, but it’s not worth sending a 3/4 empty bottle back for $8 postage to get $10 back in a refund.

Works well but takes a time to soak and scrub to get all of the ring.

Moved into new home, saw toilets and immediately said ‘Must Buy New Toilets!” Well, 2 years later and I’ve been through multiple cleaning “will work” toilet product promises and the pumice stone. The gross ring is STILL there! YUK. So I’m Cruising Amazon like it’s Saturday night in 1991 making the usual turns, reading the latest gossip on what’s good, Who's got what and with how many! Came across Ring King toilet ring remover and it caught my fancy. I looked up and down and around, started to just keep on scrolling, but with a name like Ring King I just had to know more. So I clicked it, yep, did the deep dive and went straight for the reviews. There it was- it just had to be true- but that’s what they all say right? I tried to get that cursor up and out, but something just kept calling my name… then I had to pee. And there it was, just staring back at me, the yellow ring of ick! Confirm checkout- yes! The day Ring King arrived I hurried everyone out of my way. I secluded myself in the bathroom locked away with the white sword in my hand. (Better known as the toilet mop) I stared at the porcelain Goddess, stained within, knowing today was the day I wiped the slate (rather porcelain) clean. The battle began; and as I yielded the sword with Ring King slathered around, I began to not see the ring of ick- “what am I not seeing? Could this be, is this truly happening?!” As I kneeled in front of that porcelain hunk of glory, it was time to stand and rinse. To my amazement and pure joy, I began to feel like a mighty warrior! I. Have. A. Clean. Toilet!!! The ring was completely gone. I ran furiously to the next bathroom and me and Ring King conquered another porcelain Goddessess ring of shame. Thank you Amazon. Thank you Ring King, I don’t have to buy new toilets now!!!

Smells good and you only have to use two pumps. We do one in the toilet and then one in the air when we done

Not as good as it was in past. Do not like smell, and does not clean well. Have purchased in past, and loved it.

I had a nasty toilet ring caused by hard water and I tried everything including Lime-Away, CLR etc. but nothing worked. Then I tried this product and it got rid of the ring completely. It was easy to use, you just need a paper towel (I used the Costco Kirkland brand) and protective gloves. Turn off the water to the toilet, flush it and then empty the water from the bottom as much as possible using a disposable cup. Now dry the toilet using a paper towel and let it dry completely. Then take a little bit of this cleaning liquid on a piece of paper towel and apply it on the ring. Let it rest for just a few seconds and then take some more cleaning liquid on a paper towel and scrub the ring hard. I repeated a few times and the ring disappeared completely! I have a brand new toilet again. Great product! Highly recommended!