posted on February 22, 2008 12:19:52 PM new
I know I have commented on this before, but Mr. Clean is great for removing stains without scratching. I picked up an white enamel tea kettle this morning at a yard sale. It had brown stains on the bottom and very light rust starting inside. I didn't want to use SOS as it might scratch the enamel off. Used the Magic Eraser and Voila, its like a new kettle.
posted on February 22, 2008 01:36:20 PM new
LOVE THEM!!
I was about to have my 1926 standard cast iron/enamel bathtub refinished after trying every cleaner, scrubber,limescale remover whatever under the sun. I used MCME (whatever the more dense one is) and it looked great!! I also used it to remove the ballpoint pen, sharpie, pencil, and crayon (all at once) my 5 yr old used while "playing school" on my flat screen monitor .
posted on February 22, 2008 01:36:29 PM new
I can also attest to the amazing powers of the 'Eraser'.
The place we moved to a couple of months ago has 1970's Melamine Cupboard doors and I thought I had scrubbed them clean. We heard of these and bought one and when I wiped one section of the cupboard my remarks would have made a great TV Commercial for the Product!!
posted on February 22, 2008 02:13:10 PM new
They are great to remove magic marker on Nintendo games. I have used them to remove ink and such on dolls.
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posted on February 22, 2008 02:27:08 PM new
I love Magic Eraser. I have used them on so many things, I couldn't begin to tell. They are one of the best inventions in "cleaning" that has come along in a long, long time.
posted on February 22, 2008 03:20:31 PM new
Sunnyjo - I haven't used them on wall surfaces. Might be it depends on the paint finish?? Still a great product.
posted on February 22, 2008 03:37:21 PM new
I don't know what I'm missing here, but a friend, who loves them, gave me one a couple of years ago. I never saw anything special about it & thought it was icky the way it crumbled apart, never liked the feel of it either.
I have a Corning tea pot then needs a good cleaning inside from mineral build up.
Never thought to use a Magic Eraser there.
Maybe that's what I'm missing, using it in the wrong place.
Anyone ever tried a cleanser called ZUD.
Works where any other cleanser won't, unbelievable on rust stains on porcelain sinks, tubs, toilets, stainless steel...you name it. Might be in a supermarket & can found in Lowes & Home Depot.
Great stuff & a good buy, a can seems to last forever.
posted on February 22, 2008 03:58:44 PM new
I have a photo cube with a white flocked background. I set a piece of pottery on it and it left a mark. I used the magic eraser on it and it worked great. My husband came home from school raving about how one of his students ruined the white flocked background in their photo studio. I showed him how to use the magic eraser and he be thrilled. Of course he had to write up a handout and give a demonstration to the class. The magic eraser is now part of his studio equipment.
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