Most households have that little white block of foam stashed under the sink. Usually, it only sees the light of day for wall ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Procter & Gamble revolutionized catch-all cleaning with the debut of the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser in 2003. All you need to do is ...

It’s called magic for a reason. This little white sponge revolutionized cleaning when it appeared on the market and has become a household staple since. From wiping down the stains on your porcelain ...

Magic Erasers are like little miracles in sponge form, right? You get them wet, scrub away, and suddenly your world is a bit ...

Key Takeaways Magic Erasers work well for walls, baseboards, porcelain sinks, tubs, appliance interiors, and grout.They remove stains and grime effectively due to their mild abrasiveness.Avoid using ...

CINCINNATI — The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is in millions of kitchen cupboards. It's a great way to clean marks off cabinets, walls, and more, but there are some things you should not use Mr. Clean's ...

Mr. Clean Magic Erasers and generic melamine foam don’t have a chemical cleaner in them, it’s just an abrasive foam that makes them work. It’s commonly used as insulation for pipes and ductwork as ...

Magic Erasers are abrasive cleaning pads. And, as is true of every other abrasive cleaner, the inoffensive little white melamine foam sponges are tasked with the impossible: Scratch away what we don't ...