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Has Achieved Nirvana |
I just tried one of these for the first time. Surprisingly effective and no chemicals. Saved me a whole lot of touch up painting. Have you used them? Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
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Has Achieved Nirvana |
Yes, they are awesome.
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JodiHas Achieved Nirvana |
Been using them for years. Costco has them in bulk packs and they are bucks off every so often.
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| Pinta & the Santa Maria Has Achieved Nirvana  |
Yes, they're the best thing I've found for getting soap scum out of the bathtub. Other than cleaning the tub more religiously, I guess, as in every time you use it. | |||
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| Foregoing Practicing to Post Minor Deity  |
An old book I have about cleaning recommended something called a “dry sponge” and you had to get it at a janitorial supply. I wonder if this is the same thing, made more widely available.
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Minor Deity |
I have used it, yes, very effective. But I worry that it's taking a layer off of whatever it's cleaning because it's basically an abrasive. So I use it very rarely and only on things I don't mind leaving scratches behind, however faint. 
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Minor Deity |
Yes, but just be careful on painted walls.. It does have a tendency to polish the surface if you work it too hard. I love it for the gunk around door knobs...Makes me crazy to see the schmutz on the door from folks touching the door to close it. 
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| Shut up and play your guitar! Minor Deity  |
I use a small portion of one to clean the dust and debris from the stylus of my turntable before each session. I simply lower the stylus into it using the cue control level. I lower it and raise it a few times and the stylus comes out pristine. | |||
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