Clorox Ultra Clean Toilet Tablets Bleach & Blue, Rain Clean Scent 2.47 Ounces Each, 2 Count (Package May Vary)

This product does a good job deodorizing, and "cleaning" lol my toilet bowl.Yes, I know I should scrub under the rim more often, but the truth is I don't so I'm glad this thing is dispensing germ killing water with each flush...However, one thing I did not think about was that the metal components on the inside of my tank would react with the bleach in the puck. My next auto toilet bowl cleaner won't contain bleach until I can swap out parts for stuff that won't rust. Also, I would say that each one lasts about 2 months.Last thing is that I don't think I'll get a blue one in the future, because knowing the color of urine can be important to pay attention to for health reasons, and having just a regular bleach only tab, or some no dye chlorine alternative is something I now realize I prefer.

I've used other, cheaper, products, but this over is actually worth buying name brand. It doesn't just turn the water blue like the others. It actually keeps the toilet clean of residue.

These Clorox toilet tablets are a solid solution for keeping the toilet bowl clean between deep scrubs. The bleach and blue combo not only gives that “just cleaned” look, but it also helps control odor pretty well. The rain clean scent is light and fresh, not overwhelming. Each tablet lasts a good while, and it really does cut down on buildup and stains.My only small complaint is that sometimes the tablet doesn’t dissolve completely and leaves a bit of residue, but it’s not a big issue. Still worth it for the convenience. I’d definitely buy again!

This is the only toilet cleaner that works around the clock. Make a big difference when doing the weekly cleaning.

Potent and lasts long. I also like the color.

I’ve been using these Clorox toilet tabs for a few years now, and they’re generally a solid option for keeping the bowl clean between scrubs. The blue dye is a simple but smart feature—it gives you an instant visual cue when it’s time to replace the tab. That’s honestly the best part.But there are a few drawbacks I’ve noticed over time. If you’re not precise when dropping the tab in, it can drift toward the flapper or stopper and cause your toilet to run constantly. That happened to me once, and it took a bit to realize the tab was the culprit. I’ve also seen what looks like slow erosion on the flapper over time—likely due to the abrasiveness of the cleaner.One strange issue: I once had a situation where water in the tank smelled stagnant, despite regular flushing and a freshly replaced tab. It felt counterintuitive for something meant to disinfect.I might explore alternatives next time, but if you’re careful with placement and check the components regularly, this can still be a convenient solution.

Keeps my toilet looking clean love the water turn blue

Does really well, but doesn’t last as long as it states on the box. When I refresh with a new tablet, I will see parts of the last one not distributed evenly. That’s the only issue I have tho (: