How do you get that dirty ring out at the bottom of the toliet?
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Try Pumie it is pumice stone on a stick. And it isn't like the pumice stone you used on your feet. It is much softer.
I usually empty the water in the bowl by pouring in a bucket of water, add some bleach gel toilet bowl cleaner, swish it around with the brush, and let the remaining water and cleaner sit for several hours. It usually works.
I recently used pumice sticks on both of our toilets, our water leaves terrible rings. Keep the pumice wet at all times, scrub the marks with the pumice. I was very, very happy at how great ti worked. I found them at WalMart.
Add 2 cups of white vinegar and let it soak over night or all day while everyone is away from the house. Then it should scrub out with a toilet brush. If it doesn't all come out, repeat the process again. I just did mine twice and got it all out
A can of Coke or Pepsi and let it soak. Then brush and flush.