Thread: [review] [bathroom goons] 2,000 Flushes

tl;rd-> 2,000 flushes is a waste of money

The water pipes in our apartment apparently contain a lot of sediments or something because there have developed some streak stains between the flush water channels in my toilet bowl that are impossible to clean no matter the amount of scrubbing.

Fast forward to my genius idea that 2,000 flushes and the magical blue water will forgive all of my anal discretionaries. I can just drop a magic tablet in my reservoir and all bowl problems will fix themselves? "If it sounds too good to be too, it probably is."

Let me tell you a little story about 2,000 Flushes.

First of all, it is some caustic shit. You're supposed to wear gloves or a hazmat suit or something when you open the box. There are two tablets, which I best conjecture as being the bleach reagent, and the other being a horrible blue dye that is a gimmick just so "you know it's working". I put this mixture in my two toilets and on one of them I got a little splashback from the fresh blue dye tab and my finger was stained blue for a day.

Not only does 2,000 Flushes do nothing to help clean your toilet, everytime you flush little blue splashes go everywhere, staining your bowl rim, your seat, under your seat, and the underside of the seat lid. I guess these splashes happen normally but you never notice them until you have blue spots everywhere that actually requires *MORE* cleaning of your toilet than you did before. This shit fucking sucks.

Save yourself some money and just clean your toilets the old-fashioned way - every few weeks, put some good 'ole elbow grease into it and you'll be fine. 2,000 Flushes sucks hard. I've been using it for two weeks now and it hasn't done anything.

edit: obligatory pics added, click for big