Clorox Green Works Natural Toilet Bowl Cleaner

Ultimately this stuff works - I don't know anybody that can get enthusiastic about toilet bowl cleaner, but for the sake of your wallet, your nose, and the environment, this john cleaner might just qualify. Beyond it being completely effective, it is also very well-priced - no more than any other commercial toilet bowl cleaner. It certainly smells nice - though to be perfectly honest the scent was a bit cloying for 'lemon essential oil', sort of thick and sweet instead of light and zingy. One thing that I definitely found odd was that the liquid/gel-ly stuff was green... and nothing listed in the ingredients list - which certainly gave the impression that it was complete and transparent - would account for this. Otherwise my only true complaint would be the thinness of the fluid, which didn't stick so well to the sides of the bowl but instead surged down into the water - however this did not effect the efficacy of the product, so it is really simply an aesthetic quibble. Unless I find something just as good that leaves off with the thick - though not unpleasant - smell, I will definitely stick with this. (Note: I have the nose of a blood-hound, so it may just be me :P)

We have well water. Lots of iron. We get brownish stains on toilet bowl and also on the shower walls.

I like this product. However, it does not have the muscle to remove rust stains in the toilet bowl. Repeated application several times and used scrub brush. Some of the rust still remained. I was not overly impressed with the cleaning power for this type of problem.

Would recommend for routine cleaning, but not for rust removal.

The label says "Green Works natural toilet bowl cleaner removes rust..."
It does somewhat...

24 fl oz squeeze container.

 I really love this product. After my mother-in-law told me how great it was, I tried it. It works better than any toilet cleaner I have ever used.

I love this stuff, but my whole point in buying it was to go green, but with the amount of fragrance and the foaming action, I worry it's not truly "green"