TurboStone™ Water-Ready Drill Pumice Starter Kit
Dunk to activate. Spin it slow. Watch the paste go to work.
$29.99
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TurboStone™ Water-Ready Drill Pumice Starter Kit
Dunk to activate. Spin it slow. Watch the paste go to work.
TurboStone™ is a Water-Ready drill-powered pumice cleaning tool designed for toilet bowls, porcelain, ceramic, hard water stains, rust staining, and mineral buildup.
Instead of relying on a large hand-held pumice block, TurboStone attaches to a cordless drill and gradually releases a wet pumice paste as it spins. That paste is part of the cleaning action, helping scrub away stubborn buildup with less manual effort.
TurboStone is designed primarily for porcelain and ceramic surfaces where mineral stains have become too stubborn for a nylon brush alone.
Starter Kit Includes
• 1 Water-Ready TurboStone
• 1 protective sleeve
• 1 Deep-Lock drill adapter
• 1 storage dock
• 1 instruction card
Best Suited For
• Toilet rings
• Hard water stains
• Mineral buildup
• Rust staining
• Routine toilet bowl maintenance
• Regular touch-ups before heavy deposits build up
How It Works
Rinse, dunk, or soak TurboStone before use. Keep the stone and cleaning surface wet while scrubbing.
Use low to medium drill speed with light to moderate pressure. Re-wet and rinse as needed, and check progress often.
TurboStone is designed to gradually wear as it cleans. When the black insert begins to show, it has reached the end of its drill-powered service life. Small leftover pieces can still be used by hand for tight spots, edges, or quick touch-ups.
Important
Always test a hidden area first. TurboStone is designed mainly for porcelain and ceramic surfaces. For other surfaces, keep everything wet, use light pressure, and use your best judgment.
Do not use excessive pressure or high speed.
Made in Iowa
Every TurboStone is handcrafted in small batches in my Iowa workshop using White Idaho pumice and a custom insert molded into the cleaning cone. Each unit is individually inspected before shipping.
Thank you for supporting a small American maker and the continued development of TurboStone.