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Has anyone tried them on the window moldings that mildew?
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MusTangFilly
Rockin' and a rollin' in Earthquake country
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Ohhhh, keep these ideas coming. I tried mine on my white porcelain kitchen sink. Sure brightened it up with no cleaners added. I'm gonna use it in our shower. Thanks for reminding me that I have these.
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PRT
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I love them and have them virtually everywhere. They're fantastic. Never thought of the MacBook and will try that next. Thanks!
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JJBIRISH
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More powerful than a locomotive…
Faster than a speeding bullet…
Able to leap tall buildings, in a single bound…
LOOK!!! 
Are they really that good??? Really???
I only tried one once some time ago and don’t remember being that impressed, but doubt I gave it much of a try… I do remember I decided not to buy more at that time, and I think I remember it falling apart on me rather quickly… maybe I didn’t read the directions…
Is there a shelf life on them???
I think there was three in the box so I must have two left somewhere…
After reading this thread I will try them again, with a open mind…
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AuntSmurf
Branson MO
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Yea, they're really that good! I was introduced to them at work (I work at a motel) and since then won't be without one. Haven't found much difference between the Mister Clean variety and the Wal-Mart one. If price is close, tho, I go with the Mister Clean. Nothing better for the shower. Scrub with the magic eraser, rinse, and wipe with an old bath towel. And for your linoleum floors....puts the "Magic" in the magic eraser.
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Denise in Ark
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When I worked in kitchen design at The Home Depot, we had these acrylic sinks that were just awful. They sell a lot of the brand called Thermo-Cast, but the others in their display are available by special order, are real expensive, and have the same problems. The dirt really showed on them and they just got dingy looking. I've seen similar problems with Corian sinks, so this is VERY contingent to RVs.
The Magic Eraser (and its WM counterpart) worked miracles on the white melamine covered display cabinets. I put some of those closet shelves with the melamine coverings in my kitchen for pantry space and as they grayed, nothing got them clean the way that these sponges did. They work on graying wallpaper, too.
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covetsthesun
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JJBIRISH wrote:More powerful than a locomotive…
Faster than a speeding bullet…
Able to leap tall buildings, in a single bound…
LOOK!!!
Are they really that good??? Really???
I only tried one once some time ago and don’t remember being that impressed, but doubt I gave it much of a try… I do remember I decided not to buy more at that time, and I think I remember it falling apart on me rather quickly… maybe I didn’t read the directions…
Is there a shelf life on them???
I think there was three in the box so I must have two left somewhere…
After reading this thread I will try them again, with a open mind…
Yes!!! They are that good!. They don't last like regular sponges or scrubbies though. So don't expect them to be "tough". Just buy a nice supply and cut them in quarters or halfs. That's what I do. I use up a quarter piece and then go to the next. They last a little longer if you rinse them out frequently as well. They really do take the effort out of cleaning.
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pete42
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Mine says not to be used on painted surfaces, but GF used one to remove bugs and tar on her car.
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tonyandkaren
pennsylvania
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I use them to clean the white caulking on our RV. Gets the dirt off and they stay clean longer. I've also used them on the black and gray plastic on our truck bumper and front. It had become very dull and splotchy from using too many different products that weren't compatible. The Magic Eraser took all of the buildup off and it looks better than it has since it was new.
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JJBIRISH
Butler, PA, USA
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thanks, I will try them again...
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