Key features

• Continuous cleaning: With each flush, the tablet releases cleaning agents into the bowl, helping to maintain cleanliness and prevent the buildup of stains.
• Deodorizing: Many tablets contain a fragrance to keep the bathroom smelling fresh.
• Slow-release technology: The tablets are designed to dissolve slowly over weeks or even months, depending on the product and how often the toilet is flushed.
• Visual indicator: Some tablets contain blue or green dye. As long as the water is colored, the tablet is still active. When the color fades, it is time for a replacement.
• Stain prevention: They work to prevent new stains from forming, especially those caused by hard water minerals.   

• Prep the toilet: For best results, give the toilet bowl a thorough cleaning with a brush before adding the tablet.
• Flush the toilet: Flush the toilet and wait for the water level in the tank to go down.
• Add the tablet: Drop the tablet into a corner of the tank, away from the flush valve and flapper. Do not remove the protective wrapping, as it is often water-soluble.
• Wait before flushing: Allow the tablet to dissolve for at least 10 minutes before the first flush to ensure it is sufficiently active.
• Replace as needed: When the color of the water fades, drop in a new tablet to continue the cleaning action.