Lysol Toilet Bowl Cleaner, Max Strength Bathroom Cleaning Supplies, Toilet Bowl Cleaner Clinging Gel, Home Essential, Instant Stain Removal, Disinfecting and Deodorizing, Bleach Free, 24 oz (4ct)

Best toilet bowl cleaner we've ever used. Does the job, smells nice, and well-priced.

Best product I've found for its purpose. Smell is nice, bottles easy to handle, good value pack.

good price, I have 4 bathrooms in my home so it's convenient for me to stock up on it. I'll use it on everything, tub, toilets etc. not just "dishes"

The media could not be loaded. Great quality especially For the price. Easy toUse spout. Product clings to bowl and cleans well. Has a fresh clean smell. It leaves my toilet sparkling and clean.

Top of the class toilet cleaner it’s very effective and is that a great price on Amazon. I’m always buying in bulk from here because it’s such a good deal.

I’m sure it was timing, but I just bought 8 full-size bottles for $2.50 apiece For the past few years, they’ve been at least twice that. Basically ‘non-perishable,’ our household is now set for more than a year.Update: Being I’m always seeking new ways to fix chronic ‘problems,’ I’ve learned since my order that the source of my under-rim jet ‘dirt’ (not reachable with a toilet brush or the Lysol gel) is due to mold buildup in the bowl’s fresh water in-rim channel. To confirm, several days after I’d cleaned the bowl with the product, I poured a third of a jug of (high acidity) cleaning vinegar into the tank and bowl inlet tube. Cleaning vinegar wont damage porcelain, hardware, rubber gaskets, or septic systems when used smartly. After an hour, I flushed. Two days later (and lots of use!), I repeated the cleaning vinegar treatment. Lo and behold, no more jet residue! My point is, no bowl cleaner can fix what it can’t reach, and bacteria starts in the tank and interior parts. Treat that first, wait a few days after many flushes and other water use, THEN use the LYSOL Power Toilet Bowl Cleaner Gel. Because it’s nasty enough to have to clean a toilet bowl, and to have the tank fight is Sisyphusian!Update about 1 year later: a bottle I just opened keeps leaking from the spout, even though I closed it after I used the product. I didn’t realize it did until too late — I left the bottle on my deep blue Corian sink counter overnight. The next day, I went to put the bottle back in my cabinet, only to discover the leaking and had eaten the very color out of my counter! The product’s active ingredient is hydrochloric acid rather than bleach, and is even more destructive. So now I’m trying to restore the counter’s color but having only minimal success. Looks like I’ll have to sand the spot down and reseal!

Do you desire a clean toilet that you really feel like you could eat from? This will help get you there. Marry this with a good scrubber and done. I love how it coats and doesn’t kill you off with a strong smell.

So much easier than having to go to the store to get them! Amazon is fantastic!