Holy crap, Mr. Clean Magic Erasers work.<\/p>\n
It’s rare that I buy something after seeing a television commercial. In fact, I think this is the first time I’ve done it in years, but after seeing all the commercials for “Magic Erasers” I decided to spend the $2 and get a couple. There were some marks on our TV room wall from the chairs rubbing against it that I wanted to try it on. And what’s $2 if they turn out to be another loser, right?<\/p>\n
They sat under my sink, forgotton, for a couple weeks. Today I pulled them out and brought one over to the scuff mark on my wall. Per the directions I got the thing wet, squeezed it out, and brought it over to the mark on the wall and started rubbing. Within just a few seconds I could see a difference. Holy crap! It actually works! I worked my way around the room getting rid of scuff marks.<\/p>\n
I then made my way to the trim around the doors that had fingerprints on it since we moved in. Cleaned it up with no problem. No way! I went into the kitchen and tackled a nasty black scuff mark on the front door that I’ve tried EVERYTHING to clean. Within a minute it was gone. AMAGAD!<\/p>\n Fingerprints on the textured doors. Gone in a few minutes.<\/p>\n Dirt on baseboards.<\/p>\n Scuff marks on walls.<\/p>\n Marks on the stairs.<\/p>\n Throughout this process the sponge like thing was slowly disintegrating. It was entirely gone when I decided that I should probably stop and get back to my normal cleaning. But man, this was cool.<\/p>\n So like any geek, I couldn’t leave this “Magic” mystery unsolved. I had to figure out how this works.<\/p>\n