remove soil or scuff marks from ceramic tile flooring.remove rust spots & stains on the counter top.remove mold & mildew from anything plastic.remove melted plastic on the side of the toaster oven.remove fingerprints, grease and dirt on light-colored kitchen cupboards.remove coffee, tea and Kool-Aid stains from countertops.remove coffee & tea stains inside a mug.remove baked on brown spots on bake ware and cookware.remove melted plastic on a glass top stove.remove food stains inside plastic food containers.remove cooked-on stains in pots and pans.remove built-up baked on grease inside the deep fryer.clean tomato sauce stains from inside plastic containers.clean stained caulking along the kitchen sink & counter top.clean lime and hard water build-up on dish drainer.clean granite countertops (test surface first).Keep the erasers in your kitchen, bathroom and near your dry erase board for convenience.Definitely don’t buy the knock-off brands that have a blue (or other color) sponge or scouring pad on one side.Maybe they don’t work as well because they don’t seem to last as long? In any case, the knock-off brands I tried didn’t work as well. I have used them, but I have found they don’t work as well or last as long. There are cheaper alternatives to the Mr. You can purchase Magic Erasers for about $1 a piece here in the US.Just like the eraser on a pencil disintegrates with use, so does the Magic Eraser. The only negative, in my opinion, is the fact that the erasers disintegrate (like magic) with use.It works quickly, effectively and effortlessly. Remember, the Magic Eraser is like super ultra-fine sandpaper that’s tough on stains.Avoid using on delicate or glossy surfaces (like the painted finish on your car – bad idea – trust me).Test in an inconspicuous place if you’re unsure.This will remove the dirt and debris and extend the life of your eraser. I typically take one eraser and cut it into four cubes. This will help extend the life of your eraser. Cut your Magic Eraser into smaller pieces.I haven’t tested it on all surfaces, but everything I’ve read says it works just as effectively dry as it does wet. You can actually use the Magic Eraser dry. You just want the eraser to be slightly damp.
Wet the eraser and squeeze out all the excess water.Dirt, grease, grime, scuff marks and stains are lifted away. Guess what? It can and it did and it does! Just like magic! Why is it like magic? Because it works so well and so effortlessly. In fact, sometimes I find myself cleaning something, like my Pyrex baking dishes, and then wondering, “Hmmm, I wonder if the Magic Eraser can clean that?” Clean’s Magic Erasers on all sorts of things. What if these little eraser thingies actually erased stuff I didn’t want them to erase? And just what made these Magic Erasers so magical? I was a skeptic until that summer a few years ago on the French River. Much to my amazement, the cleaning staff used Magic Erasers and they loved them! It’s kind of funny, now that I think back on it, because sitting in my linen closet at home was a box of Magic Erasers that I had never even opened. We are friends with the owners of one of the cottage resorts on the French River and one week they were a little short on cleaning help, so we pitched in. Clean Magic Erasers one summer while vacationing on the French River in northern Ontario. All opinions expressed are derived from personal experience. This means if you make a purchase from one of these links, Ideas for the Home by Kenarry® will make a small commission at no additional cost to you so we can keep the great ideas for the home coming your way. However, this blog post does contain affiliate links for products or services we think you’ll like. I just genuinely LOVE this product and wanted to share with you all the ways you can use it. Disclosure: Now before we go any further, I need to tell you neither I or Ideas for the Home by Kenarry® were paid by Mr.
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