Pumie Scouring Sticks

When used correctly with water, the pumice stone is generally safe for porcelain. It is softer than porcelain, meaning it will scour away mineral deposits and rust without damaging the surface. Always keep the stone and the surface wet during use to prevent scratching.

No, we do not recommend using these sticks on stainless steel, polished metal, or delicate surfaces like fiberglass or plastic. The abrasive nature of the pumice can leave permanent scratches on these materials.

The stick is designed to wear down as you use it, similar to an eraser. You can continue using it until it becomes too small to hold comfortably or effectively scrub the surface.

No chemicals are required. The stone works through mechanical abrasion, which is often more effective than chemical cleaners for stubborn mineral buildup. Simply wetting the stone with water is sufficient for most cleaning tasks.

Yes, the material is non-toxic and safe for skin contact. However, if you have sensitive skin, you may prefer to wear gloves while scrubbing to avoid any irritation from the abrasive texture.

Yes, it is effective for removing baked-on grease and rust from iron cookware. Just be aware that it will also remove the seasoning on your pan, so you will need to re-season the skillet after cleaning.