Forever Flush 2000 Purple Toilet Blocks, Eco Friendly Alternative to Loo Rim Hangers, Cistern Capsules Clean & Descale WCs, Natural Vegan & Non Toxic Cleaner, Recyclable Plastic (Set of 2)

1 has lasted 15 weeks so great value for money . Good colour do make sure you do a full flush

Really disappointed with these. Have used the Blue coloured equivalent from another supplier - not Amazon - and they were fine. These purple ones don't come up to the expected standard. I've repositioned the one I deployed into different spots in the cistern over the course of seven days and it's just ineffective. Been in use for a week and there's no visible change in colour in the flushing water and no noticeable smell. What a waste.

I purchase these toilet blocks primarily because I enjoy having coloured water in the toilet, and the purple shade is particularly appealing. However, while they do achieve the desired effect, there are some considerations to keep in mind. Pros: Vibrant Colour: When using two blocks at once, the water turns a deep, rich purple, which creates a striking and visually pleasing effect. If you’re looking for bold, opaque coloured water, these blocks will deliver that result. Aesthetic Appeal: The purple colour adds a touch of fun and uniqueness to the bathroom, making it a bit more interesting than the usual clear or blue toilet water. Cons: Need for Multiple Blocks: To achieve the deep, non-transparent purple that I prefer, I find it necessary to use both blocks in the toilet. Using just one block results in a semi-transparent purple that isn’t as vivid or opaque, which might be disappointing if you’re after a more intense colour. Longevity: The product claims to last for up to 2000 flushes, but in my experience, it doesn’t even come close to that. I would estimate that each block lasts for fewer than 200 flushes, which means you’ll be replacing them more frequently than expected. Cost: Given the need to use two blocks simultaneously and their shorter lifespan, this can become an expensive way to maintain the coloured water effect. However, if having purple water is important to you, this is still one of the few options available. Overall, these purple toilet blocks are a good choice if you’re specifically looking to colour your toilet water purple. They deliver a vibrant hue when used in pairs, but the need for multiple blocks and their shorter-than-advertised lifespan make them a pricier option. Despite these drawbacks, I continue to buy them because they do achieve the desired effect, even if it comes at a higher cost.

I bought these as I want to reduce the amount of limescale stains on our toilets that causes my wife to use far too many chemicals to get rid of them. They are very easy to use just peel off the label to expose the holes and plonk upright in your cistern. I have left them for a considerable time to allow them to start to do their thing. However, are they working? I have no idea. When you flush there is no colour, there is no foaming that you get with similar products and there is no scent. Is there less limescale? Maybe. The jury is still put on this one.

Love these fir lavatory. We have a septic tank so keep water fresh

Colour is absolutely awful. Just makes the toilet look dark and murky

Great you don’t have to touch the toilet bowl.

Purchased beginning January 25 and by 3rd Feb, both these "2000 flush" were out of water colouring. What a joke. Two of us live in this house, two toilets and less than 200 flushes between both toilets. Now the water is clear, the glass jar has no dye left. To cap it all, these things stain your toilet bowl and cistern and require bleach to clean them up again. Absolute waste of money. Amazon refunded. Not fit for purpose.