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Pumice removing water chalk deposits
Being in a hard water area the u-bend of the WC bowl gets a coating of chalk
deposited from the water. Pumice Stone seems to scrape it off quite well without damaging the glaze of the chinaware. Is there a good way that anybody has found to attach pumice to something to enable it to reach right into the bend? |
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