Mr Clean Erase and Renew Magic Eraser, Original, 2 Count

Sure helps keep dirt from accumulating on my shower pan. It was suggested by my house keepers and they work great.

At least on Flat paint. Takes off pencil marks, scuff marks, even scratches in paint down to dry wall. I wish I'd known this earlier.

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I first bought this magic eraser set in October 2020 (for $5) and used it to clean my bathroom and whiten my shower floor and it worked perfectly! I left two coats of “Easy Off” sitting back to back for 24 hours each, rinsing and scrubbing grout and water stains off in between, and ended up with a pearly white shower floor. I cannot comment on any of its other intended uses outside of bathrooms, but if it worked well for the shower floor, sink and toilet, it might help anywhere! Similar to the cleaning wipes I would not use it on tiled flooring as it quickly tore and started coming apart, but gentle tasks were no problem. If I cannot find these in person I will try elsewhere online, but for doing the job wonderfully and being sold at a great price, the “Mr Clean Erase and Renew Magic Eraser, Original, 2 Count” gets a respectable 4/5 stars!

Saw a video of a lady using it on her artwork and got it for that reason. I use archival/steadfast inks in many of my projects, and a tiny piece of this, wet, will remove dried in ink, which is terrific because it's typically non-removable once applied. I'll probably try it at some point for house cleaning, but now I'm happy to keep it in my art room.

These work great.

Bachelors rejoice! I've had, I can't tell you how many, nuisance stains and marks on walls and other surfaces, and I'd tried all kinds of different chemical products along with every combination of applicator - but nothing gets the job done more easily and thoroughly than these simple pads. I just got done cleaning off some "wear-and-tear" stains on the walls in my hallway and bathroom (particularly in places I have my hands most frequently, such as near light switches, hallway walls, and even on kitchen cabinets. These Magic Erasers - and I know this sounds like a commercial - have, with a little elbow grease and some water, virtually eliminated every stain I've managed to apply to those surfaces. Now, I don't use them for everyday jobs, like washing dishes or minor spills, but only for those jobs that require actual attention and a bit of effort, such as I've described. And, they do it all without harming the interior paint, or even the cabinet wood (though I do tend to scrub those a bit more lightly as a precaution). Anyway, if you are not particularly cleaning product-savvy, like myself, or if you've come across stains you just can't get out through other products, these are absolutely worth a try. Definitely recommended.

I have used similar product in past with success. These seemed to disintegrate before any cleaning happened. My areas were not that challenging either. The surfaces were just light switch plates.