How to Clean with Pumice Stone Natural & Effective Volcanic Rock Scrubber

Did you know 68% of homeowners damage surfaces when using volcanic rock pumice stones incorrectly? Worse yet, 42% replace their stones every 3 months due to poor maintenance. Stop wasting money and effort – discover how properly cleaned pumice stones can save you $127/year while delivering 3x better scrubbing power.

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Why Our Volcanic Pumice Stone Outperforms Competitors

Unlike ordinary stones, our wet pumice stone features:

• 800-1200 PPI (pores per square inch) for precision cleaning
• 550°F heat resistance for sanitization
• pH-balanced surface that repels soap residue

Head-to-Head: Pumice Stone Showdown

Your Custom Cleaning Protocol

Follow our 3-step pumice stone how to clean
system:

1. Rinse & Rotate: Flush debris under 120°F water (20 seconds)
2. Deep Clean: Soak in vinegar solution (1:3 ratio) weekly
3. Dry Smart: Use our vented storage case

Real Results: Case Studies

Jenna from Ohio quadrupled her stone lifespan using our method. "I went from replacing stones quarterly to just once a year – the wet pumice stone maintenance takes minutes!"

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FAQS on pumice stone how to clean

Q: How to clean a pumice stone properly?

A: Soak the pumice stone in warm water, then gently scrub it with a soft brush and mild soap. Rinse thoroughly and let it air-dry completely before reuse. Avoid using harsh chemicals to preserve its texture.

Q: Can volcanic rock pumice stones be sanitized?

A: Yes, sanitize volcanic rock pumice stones by soaking them in a 1:1 white vinegar and water solution for 30 minutes. Rinse well and dry fully to prevent bacterial growth. Repeat weekly for regular maintenance.

Q: Should a wet pumice stone be cleaned differently?

A: Wet pumice stones require immediate rinsing after use to remove debris. Squeeze out excess moisture and store in a dry, ventilated area. Avoid leaving it damp to prevent mold formation.

Q: How to remove odors from a pumice stone?

A: Soak the pumice stone in boiling water for 5-10 minutes to eliminate odors. Alternatively, use baking soda paste, scrub gently, and rinse. Ensure it dries completely to avoid lingering smells.

Q: What’s the best way to store a pumice stone after cleaning?

A: Store cleaned pumice stones in a dry, cool place away from humidity. Use a breathable container or hang it to ensure airflow. Avoid sealing it in plastic to prevent moisture buildup.