US Pumice Scouring Stick

When used correctly, the Pumie stick is safe for porcelain. Always keep both the stick and the surface wet while scrubbing to create a paste that acts as a lubricant, which helps prevent scratching.

We do not recommend using this on stainless steel or polished metal surfaces, as the abrasive nature of the pumice can cause permanent scratches or dull the finish. It is best suited for heavy-duty tasks like iron cookware, tools, or masonry.

Yes, the stick is designed to wear down as you scrub. This is actually a benefit, as it allows the pumice to conform to the shape of the surface you are cleaning, ensuring you get into corners and crevices effectively.

Absolutely. It is highly effective at removing lime, algae, and mineral deposits from pool tile and concrete surfaces. Because it is a heavy-duty abrasive, it can tackle buildup that standard brushes cannot reach.

Yes, you can use the stick until it is worn down to a small nub. Since the material shapes itself to your cleaning surface, you can continue using it for various tasks until it is too small to hold comfortably.

No, the Pumie stick works through physical abrasion, so you do not need to use harsh chemical cleaners. In fact, you should only use water to wet the stick and the surface before you begin scrubbing.