Haha I'm so amazed right now.
Lo stamped her white craft table months ago and I tried everything to get the ink out ( nothing worked).
Just tried the magic eraser and her table looks like new again!
How is this possible?
So magical indeed!!!
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They are AMAZING!
ETA: If you have lenolium floors they also make a Magic Eraser mop that cleans floors better than anything else I have ever used.
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Aren't they the best?!?! I love them for cleaning the stove top and the tub!
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I love the magic eraser!
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oh man i use those things for everything, theyre the BEST!
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I also dig them -- I haven't seen the mop -- I get down on my hands and knees and scrub the floor with the Magic Eraser sponge, so I'll have to look for it!
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@mrsmenow: Magic Eraser mop?!?! This might have been a life changing moment.....
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@MrsBrewer: It is pretty life changing. I can only find it at Target though. I did see some Magic Eraser Swiffer Wetjets, but I haven't tried them yet!
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We used it this weekend to clean up some crayon drawings that Charlie did on our walls... it was amazing!
It actually worked so well that I figured there's some carcinogens in there... is it kid-safe?
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@mrsmenow: I normally scrub my kitchen floor on my hands and knees first with the regular magic eraser, and then I go over it with my regular mop.....soooo if there's a 2-in-1 thing.....wow...so much time saved!
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@mrbee: I have no idea.. I only used it for a small area. Should probably go over it with vinegar water
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Snopes says that it's safe!
http://www.snopes.com/medical/toxins/eraser.aspIt's a foam of some sort... I didn't really read this whole article yet though:
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Does the Magic Eraser sort of sand away the surface? I used it once and was worried because it made tiny holes in the gloves I was using. But I have another box of them because I have more uses for them if they're not abrasive!
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@mrsmenow: No. Freakin'. Way. Fo'real???
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@spaniellove: It does seem to sand away:
<< To view the crucial properties of melamine foam, you need to go down to the microscopic level. This is because when melamine resin cures into foam, its microstructure becomes very hard -- almost as hard as glass -- causing it to perform on stains a lot like super-fine sandpaper. >>
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I just used it for the first time this weekend and I was amazed! We got this random rust stain on our laminate kitchen countertop, and I tried everything-- including chemicals that must be carcinogenic-- and it wouldn't budge. 2 minutes with the Magic Eraser and it was totally gone. How can it be so great??
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@mrbee: Thank you for confirming this! So I won't use it on surfaces I wouldn't touch with sandpaper.
ETA: It was, however, the only thing that took out the scuff marks on a linoleum floor when the washer/dryer delivery guys took out the old w/d and thought Windex was a good lubricant.
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I love it too! I was so skeptical, but then saw it on Amazon for like $5 and gave it a shot. I cannot believe how well it got marks off my flat paint... then spent the next 2 hours going around the house getting every mark off the walls and baseboards.....
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@spaniellove: I used it on our painted walls, but tried to be as gentle as possible. It stripped the stains without removing the paint!
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Love, love love the Magic Eraser.
But take it from me...don't try to use it on your car to hide a scrape from your husband...it will mess up the clear coat.
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@mrbee: It also cleans up dirty outlets (obviously keep moisture away from the outlet!)
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Love them! The first time I used one, I was running around the house looking for things to clean. There's like a million things it can do that I never thought of too. I have a pin on pinterest somewhere...I'll try to dig it up.
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@dagret: lol ohh no!
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@LivsMama: yeah, that was a big oops moment. Kind of a double oops.
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love the magic eraser... I always have a pack or two at the ready. Every few months I'll go around with one and get all of the marks off of the walls. (how do they get there?!?!?)
I heard you can also cut a piece off and put it in your toilet tank, and you won't have toilet rings!
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