"I think the Magic Eraser is best at cleaning those particularly hard-to-reach and hard-to-clean areas," Eberhard says. You just can't reach everything you want to reach with a rigid plastic hose. The problem with cleaning the nooks and crannies of your car - or home - with a vacuum is access. "As with any cleaning product, we recommend testing a small, inconspicuous area before using it on an entire surface," Eberhard says, "but generally it's best to avoid using Magic Erasers on surfaces with high gloss, stainless steel appliances or nonstick coating." We're talking small amounts - like from the bottom of your shaving cream bottle or an old cast-iron pan. And the Magic Eraser might also get rid of those scratches on your cellphone screen, too. A quick wipe with the Magic Eraser can clean them both, no problem.
It's not always easy to remove it safely. Our fingers leave oily residue on our cellphone screens and computer keyboards. Magic Eraser can remove crayon (not to mention permanent marker and fingerprints) from cabinets, walls and other surfaces, making it the perfect way to clean up after that playdate with your kid and their dozen or so sticky friends from day care. And while you're at it, give your shower curtain a good wipe, too. If these have seen better days (ahem, soap scum and mold) they'll look almost brand-new after a scrub down. You can wipe those away in just a few seconds sans vinegar or glass cleaner.
#Mr clean magic eraser windows
Dog (and cat) lovers know how hard it is to get rid of nose smudges on the windows left behind by the wet noses of peeping Tom cats and curious Georges. That means you can enjoy your Keds again without walking in soapy residue. Yup, this micro-scrubber action removes scuffs on white tennis shoes without any use of chemicals. And Magic Erasers can get rid of burnt-on grime on your counters and stovetops, especially those glass cooktops, with just a bit of water.
No matter how you try to avoid it, grease is one of those things you have to live with in the kitchen.
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