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Martha Stewart recommends having a 'magic eraser' in your cleaning cupboard. So I got a packet to test them out on some marks on the walls. I had tried using the enjo to no avail - the paint is very chalky and is hard to get marks off. So I tested out a magic eraser. It just requires a little water and then you rub off the mark and hey presto it works! It takes a little paint off as well but overall I was pretty happy with the effect. I have no idea what is in these things as they just look like innocent white foam blocks. But by golly they work!Tuesday, 11 March 2008
Product of the week - Magic Eraser
Martha Stewart recommends having a 'magic eraser' in your cleaning cupboard. So I got a packet to test them out on some marks on the walls. I had tried using the enjo to no avail - the paint is very chalky and is hard to get marks off. So I tested out a magic eraser. It just requires a little water and then you rub off the mark and hey presto it works! It takes a little paint off as well but overall I was pretty happy with the effect. I have no idea what is in these things as they just look like innocent white foam blocks. But by golly they work!
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I notice that you can also get Magic Erasers with Febreze! Is it just me, or is it no longer possible to buy cleaning products without it?
you can get magic erasers here too. We always have them inthe drawer!
Snopes has some info on what's not in them. Apparently they're bad to eat, and not great to use on skin.
Apart from dave's observation about skin they are fantastic! They clean address-stamp marks off the wall very well! Our paint was fine, maybe you have a gloss finish? Kath xo
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