Do you want a visibly clean home without using potentially harmful cleaning products—and without all the work? Stop packing cleaning solutions under your sinks and make your tidying up easier with
Mr. Clean's Magic Erasers.
Thanks to our partnership with P&G, our cleaning teams use Mr. Clean’s Magic Erasers to scrub out hard-to-remove dirt and grime as part of our
22-Step Cleaning Process. If you’re looking to touch things up between cleanings, though, you can get these magical erasers for yourself and give your home the professional gleam it deserves.
What Is a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser?
Mr. Clean Magic Erasers are a household staple for removing stains, grime, and build-up. So how does a Magic Eraser work? They make these magic sponges from melamine foam—a versatile and safe cleaning material that can get rid of everything from permanent marker stains to scuff marks. Melamine resin cures into a foam with a microstructure that becomes almost as hard as glass, while still maintaining the look and feel of regular foam. Because a Mr. Clean sponge is made with an open-cell foam, they clean with a very mild abrasive and absorb dirt and grime.
How to Use Mr. Clean Magic Erasers
Magic Erasers can be used dry, but adding water to the sponge will help it absorb dirt. You should perform a spot test before you use the Magic Eraser, as the very fine, sandpaper-like surface can alter the finish on some surfaces.
For most stains, dirt, and grime, you’ll see a noticeable difference by wiping the sponge across the surface. Stubborn stains like rust and layers of buildup may require a little more scrubbing. The amazing clean you get when you use Mr. Clean’s Magic Erasers isn’t smoke and mirrors. The directions are simple: Wet. Squeeze. Erase. From every day cleaning to tackling tough stains, here are 20 Magic Eraser uses to get you started.
- Remove scuff marks from walls and baseboards.
- Power out dirt and grime from light switches.
- Remove layers of baked on grime from oven doors.
- Scrub away the ring around your bathtub that’s been there for years.
- Remove marks from crayons, pens, and markers from walls, furniture, and surfaces.
- Make stains from fruit-flavored drinks on countertops disappear.
- Remove dirt and scuff marks from shoes.
- Make your plastic outdoor furniture look new again.
- Make a greasy, dull stovetop shine again.
- Remove rust rings on your tub surround and bathroom vanity.
- Scrub off years of build-up from flat irons and curling irons.
- Remove stuck-on splatters from the inside of your microwave.
- Turn your gray grout white again and bring back your tile's shine.
- Make your bathroom faucets and handles sparkle like new.
- Remove layers of soap scum from sliding shower doors.
- Scrub off sticky residues from glass jars, wine bottles.
- Scrub stains off plastic storage containers.
- Remove baked-on grime from glass baking dishes.
- Remove years of build-up from appliance handles.
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Can You Use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser on Everything?
A magic sponge may seem like the ultimate cleaning tool, but they may clean some surfaces too well! Don't use Magic Erasers on these surfaces, or surfaces like them:
Car Paint
According to
Autoblog.com, Magic Erasers have the abrasiveness of 3000 to 5000 grit sandpaper. That may not sound like much, but even the mildest abrasive can damage a car's finish.
Natural Stone Surfaces
Mr. Clean Magic Erasers can scratch glossy, delicate surfaces such as granite and marble. Even though you may not see the tiny scratches, using any abrasive cleaner will make the surface dull.
Non-Stick Cookware
Cleaning non-stick cookware with a Magic Eraser will damage the non-stick coating, making the cookware useless. You can safely clean even grimy buildup from non-stick cookware with
baking soda and water.
Stainless Steel
Melamine foam can dull and scratch stainless steel. While it may be tempting to use a Magic Eraser to buff out light scratches, there are safer ways to
bring back your stainless steel's shine.
Wood Surfaces
While Magic Erasers can get crayon marks, scuffs, and stains off most painted walls, don’t use them to clean wood paneling or other finished wood surfaces. The abrasiveness can scratch and even strip away the finish.
Mr. Clean’s Magic Erasers are a handy cleaning tool, whether you need to quickly shine up your home or want to do a deeper clean. They outperform the leading all-purpose bleach spray so you can clean messes, without worrying about staining your fabrics or using harsh chemicals around your family. It may be magic, but it’s no trick. Seeing is believing!
Contact us for a
free estimate to see how magically clean Mr. Clean's Magic Erasers and The Maids can make your home.
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Do you want a visibly clean home without using potentially harmful cleaning products—and without all the work? Stop packing cleaning solutions under your sinks and make your tidying up easier with
Mr. Clean's Magic Erasers.
Thanks to our partnership with P&G, our cleaning teams use Mr. Clean’s Magic Erasers to scrub out hard-to-remove dirt and grime as part of our
22-Step Cleaning Process. If you’re looking to touch things up between cleanings, though, you can get these magical erasers for yourself and give your home the professional gleam it deserves.
What Is a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser?
Mr. Clean Magic Erasers are a household staple for removing stains, grime, and build-up. So how does a Magic Eraser work? They make these magic sponges from melamine foam—a versatile and safe cleaning material that can get rid of everything from permanent marker stains to scuff marks. Melamine resin cures into a foam with a microstructure that becomes almost as hard as glass, while still maintaining the look and feel of regular foam. Because a Mr. Clean sponge is made with an open-cell foam, they clean with a very mild abrasive and absorb dirt and grime.
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How to Use Mr. Clean Magic Erasers
Magic Erasers can be used dry, but adding water to the sponge will help it absorb dirt. You should perform a spot test before you use the Magic Eraser, as the very fine, sandpaper-like surface can alter the finish on some surfaces.
For most stains, dirt, and grime, you’ll see a noticeable difference by wiping the sponge across the surface. Stubborn stains like rust and layers of buildup may require a little more scrubbing. The amazing clean you get when you use Mr. Clean’s Magic Erasers isn’t smoke and mirrors. The directions are simple: Wet. Squeeze. Erase. From every day cleaning to tackling tough stains, here are 20 Magic Eraser uses to get you started.
- Remove scuff marks from walls and baseboards.
- Power out dirt and grime from light switches.
- Remove layers of baked on grime from oven doors.
- Scrub away the ring around your bathtub that’s been there for years.
- Remove marks from crayons, pens, and markers from walls, furniture, and surfaces.
- Make stains from fruit-flavored drinks on countertops disappear.
- Remove dirt and scuff marks from shoes.
- Make your plastic outdoor furniture look new again.
- Make a greasy, dull stovetop shine again.
- Remove rust rings on your tub surround and bathroom vanity.
- Scrub off years of build-up from flat irons and curling irons.
- Remove stuck-on splatters from the inside of your microwave.
- Turn your gray grout white again and bring back your tile's shine.
- Make your bathroom faucets and handles sparkle like new.
- Remove layers of soap scum from sliding shower doors.
- Scrub off sticky residues from glass jars, wine bottles.
- Scrub stains off plastic storage containers.
- Remove baked-on grime from glass baking dishes.
- Remove years of build-up from appliance handles.
Can You Use a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser on Everything?
A magic sponge may seem like the ultimate cleaning tool, but they may clean some surfaces too well! Don't use Magic Erasers on these surfaces, or surfaces like them:
Car Paint
According to
Autoblog.com, Magic Erasers have the abrasiveness of 3000 to 5000 grit sandpaper. That may not sound like much, but even the mildest abrasive can damage a car's finish.
Natural Stone Surfaces
Mr. Clean Magic Erasers can scratch glossy, delicate surfaces such as granite and marble. Even though you may not see the tiny scratches, using any abrasive cleaner will make the surface dull.
Non-Stick Cookware
Cleaning non-stick cookware with a Magic Eraser will damage the non-stick coating, making the cookware useless. You can safely clean even grimy buildup from non-stick cookware with
baking soda and water.
Stainless Steel
Melamine foam can dull and scratch stainless steel. While it may be tempting to use a Magic Eraser to buff out light scratches, there are safer ways to
bring back your stainless steel's shine.
Wood Surfaces
While Magic Erasers can get crayon marks, scuffs, and stains off most painted walls, don’t use them to clean wood paneling or other finished wood surfaces. The abrasiveness can scratch and even strip away the finish.
Mr. Clean’s Magic Erasers are a handy cleaning tool, whether you need to quickly shine up your home or want to do a deeper clean. They outperform the leading all-purpose bleach spray so you can clean messes, without worrying about staining your fabrics or using harsh chemicals around your family. It may be magic, but it’s no trick. Seeing is believing!
Contact us for a
free estimate to see how magically clean Mr. Clean's Magic Erasers and The Maids can make your home.
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