Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser: White Magic By Amy Thomas on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
I first purchased the Magic Eraser when helping my sister clean out a house that she had been renting. The place was a mess, there was gooey brown stuff on the shower ceilings, a disgusting microwave and kitchen, dirty cabinets, walls, overhead fans, on and on. We broke out the Magic Eraser a little late in the game, we underestimated it. I had been working on the guest bathroom when I got a hold of one. It had taken me about thirty minutes to clean half the bathroom, with the Magic Eraser it took me about fifteen minutes to knock it out, the toilet, the shower, the sink, the cabinets, everything, and I then recleaned the other half. The bathroom was glisteningly white afterwards!
I looked at my little sister and I said, "This thing is like black magic, I've never used anything like it." My sister turned to me and said, "No Amy, its White Magic."
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Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Purchased at: Dollar General Price: 1.75
I like the ones with soap in them better than the ones with out. lol I guess I could use a little cleaner with this variety. I love these in the bathroom. One of the few things I have found that really do a great job on the floor of the shower stall.
I am a little concerned about the safety of the magic eraser as a parent after reading this review: http://prohowtos.com/content/mr-clean-magic-eraser-product-review-does-it-work-and-it-safe But that's just my 2 cents! You'll have to make your own choices on what products and chemicals you're going to bring into your house. If you have children, just make sure to do some research first.