AlCzervik
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Sat Sep-24-05 01:24 PM
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Mr. Clean magic eraser® Thou art so great. |
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Edited on Sat Sep-24-05 01:36 PM by chimpsrsmarter
I cleaned my entire kitchen with just one, the fridge, the white sink, the faucet, the stove and the door to the pantry. Every thing looks brand new.
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Sat Sep-24-05 01:36 PM
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They actually work like they're supposed to.
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Sat Sep-24-05 02:02 PM
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2. There's formaldehyde in it |
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Sat Sep-24-05 06:16 PM
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3. They seem like little tempurpedic mattresses. |
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Sat Sep-24-05 07:12 PM
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4. On my fiberglass 70s bathtub |
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They work wonders. Now I would love to buy nothing but Green Products. My time and money are all of value, too.
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Sat Sep-24-05 07:13 PM
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Cleaned my hallway wall so well, I didn't need to paint for another year.
Great stuff.
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Sat Sep-24-05 07:15 PM
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6. Unbelievably good. You can't know until you've tried them. |
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Tough enough for my wrought iron, gentle enough for my leathers.
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AlCzervik
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Sat Sep-24-05 07:20 PM
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7. they are great but i didn't believe the hype until i bought one and now |
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Mon Sep-26-05 12:42 PM
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8. I'm not the greatest housekeeper |
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but even I can rub a sponge on an oven. Or so I had thought.
Inspired by the testimonials here I dug out a Magic Eraser I bought a year or two ago but never used, and tried it on the front of the oven, which wasn't even all that dirty, and when it didn't pick up any grease (admittedly it was that sticky kind of grease that's really hard to get off) I rinsed it and then tried to clean a wall. In about two minutes it had two holes and in ten minutes it was like Swiss cheese--there was nothing really left to even scrub with. It wasn't a brick wall or covered in steel wool or anything--just a standard slightly textured surface. And I wasn't rubbing very hard, either.
Do I have bad Mr. Clean juju, or was just I using an old and unimproved version of his Magic Eraser?
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Mon Sep-26-05 12:46 PM
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9. Did you get it wet 1st? I have had no problem with as of yet. |
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that doesn't mean i won't evtunally find something to clean that it won't work on.
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Mon Sep-26-05 12:51 PM
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10. I love it! I wouldn't have gotten a quicker answer |
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from the Mr. Clean advice line! (Which, now that I think of it, I should call. I really want to have the fabulous experience that you did!)
Yes, I tried it both barely wet and medium wet.
Thank you! :pals:
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Tue Sep-27-05 08:33 AM
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11. You're tight it is AMAZING |
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I bought some just because of your post. I swear my kitchen cabinets really do look brand new. And it was effortless.
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