8202P8 Flush 'n Sparkle Automatic Toilet Bowl Cleaning System Refills, BioBalance Septic 2-Pack

I bought these for a business to go in the washrooms that do not get used as much. These are odorless, and after a year or two of use, I can't say that they helped keep the bowl cleaner longer, and they also leave a solid blue line around the bowl if not flushes at least once a day. Will not continue to purchase.

I Love the original Fluidmaster Flush & Sparkle Toilet Bowl Cleaning system. It just works. That being said, I am not as big of a fan of the septic safe version. I feel as though the septic safe product neither kept the scum from building up on the inside of the toilet bowl nor reduced odors to the same extent as the original. For me, if it smells like bleach, it’s clean. Anything less is a compromise. I switched back to the original formula despite.

Product gave the impression of old inventory.

Didn't really save us much time cleaning the toilet. Probably because its the septic version. Stopped using it.

I mean, now that I've written it out, that feels obvious. I'm not on septic but I'm trying to be more conscientious about what goes down my drain. (Yeah, it's probably a losing battle.) The blue water feels a little old fashioned and I miss that bleachy smell but I'm not cleaning the toilet nearly as much as I did before I installed the Flush 'n Sparkle system. ****I'm currently trying a similar system by Kaboom! in my second bathroom. Flush'n Sparkle is a more solidly built system, that doesn't leak and the refills are less expensive. However, you can only use the refills made by Fluidmaster and I don't love that.