mr clean magic eraser
I've tried searching but I can't find the post about using a mr clean magic eraser. Anybody remember what it was about? I just remember that I was impressed and when I found mine I couldn't remember what it was about. Boo!!!
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It's been mentioned for cleaning build-up on irons, and I'm sure it would be good for that, but I spray starch all the time and nothing has built up on my iron. I use the magic erasers on my ceramic cooktop and they're great for that. Dampen it first to prevent crumbling.
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I use them for cleaning everything in the house. Can't live without them!
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I love them too, I have white kitchen cupboards and those magic erasers are simply the easiest thing to wipe them down with.
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Somewhere I read that a quilter used one dry to scrub her cutting matte. I use a kitchen sponge with the green side (dry) to scrub off threads,etc from my cutting mattes.
I use Mr Clean Magic Erasers to clean tons of things in my home, plus to clean hard shelled gourds. Kat |
I use a dampened magic eraser to clean my iron and it works GREAT. Be sure the iron is cold when you clean it. (Unlike Rose_P, I get all kinds of buildup on my iron.:confused:)
p.s. This is probably the absolute best hint I've learned here so far!!! |
I remember my mom cleaning build-up off the bottom her iron by putting salt on a sheet of waxed paper and moving the iron over the salt. I guess it acted like an abrasive like sand paper. Anyway, it sure got off the build-up.
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I use them on everything!!:thumbup:
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Originally Posted by Ccorazone
(Post 5257001)
I remember my mom cleaning build-up off the bottom her iron by putting salt on a sheet of waxed paper and moving the iron over the salt. I guess it acted like an abrasive like sand paper. Anyway, it sure got off the build-up.
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I've done it with salt but on aluminum foil.
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Thanks for the input. I think the hint I was impressed with is cleaning the iron.
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I hand quilt, and I use the magic eraser to remove quilting markings as I go along.
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I was telling myDS about magic erasers a while back. He got some and told me he wasnt that impressed with them. Well, i couldnt believe it cuz they are truly wonderful. So i told him again what i used them on. He interupted me and said- you have to wet them? ( proof that men don't read directions and that my son only hears half of what i say)
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They are great for cleaning fiberglass tubs and showers. Mr. Clean also makes one (comes in 2 pack at Target) specifically for the bath with grooves and scented with Febreze. I found the scent a little much for me so I went back to the regular ones. The generic ones work too.
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5257160)
Are you sure it was waxed paper and not parchment?? I would think that the wax would melt and stick to the iron, which would defeat the purpose of cleaning it...
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I washed my windshield inside with one. Did a great job, no streaking.
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DO NOT USE THESE ON YOUR PRECIOUS MACHINES...The Magic erasers are made with micro abrasive, that means mico scratches and after a while, items will dull that the erasers have been used on. Ceramic seems to do just fine. If you wipe a wall after the kids...you will see latex paint on the sponge. Easy does it on surfaces and never on your machines.
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love the magic erasers!
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I use a fabric that had lots of dye I did pre- wash and the dye come off on my new expensive sewing machine I was sick.I tried bleach nothing I tried a few other things nothing some told me to try Mr clean magic eraser it worked it got the dye off I was sooo happy
It is great on shower scum too |
My husband uses them to clean the soles (sides) of his tennis shoes. I use them for everything!
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I was going to the store today to get some goof off to get paint off a featherweight case I am selling tomorrow I just tried the mr clean magic eraser it worked I don't have to use that goof off ya!!!!
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I remember using the wax paper bread wrappers but in a pinch we used waxed paper and the iron would be so slick.
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Originally Posted by donnalynett
(Post 5255872)
I use them for cleaning everything in the house. Can't live without them!
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Originally Posted by Dianna77984
(Post 5258457)
I remember using the wax paper bread wrappers but in a pinch we used waxed paper and the iron would be so slick.
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My mom used to use bread wrappers when they were wax coated like waxed paper, you want to make sure you use a warm iron not hot. I know that ages me, but that was back in the day before plastic bread wrappers
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Never used one.
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Originally Posted by 3incollege
(Post 5257533)
You can iron wax paper, I remember mom always using it to clean her iron. and we used it to press leaves between it.
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I tried the Mr. Clean magic eraser to get black marker off of a tackle box, it didn't work.
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Originally Posted by Twisted Quilter
(Post 5260684)
I tried the Mr. Clean magic eraser to get black marker off of a tackle box, it didn't work.
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I bought a package and forgot to use them. "I walk among you". LOL
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Originally Posted by Ccorazone
(Post 5257001)
I remember my mom cleaning build-up off the bottom her iron by putting salt on a sheet of waxed paper and moving the iron over the salt. I guess it acted like an abrasive like sand paper. Anyway, it sure got off the build-up.
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I wish I could use them to erase
Y wrinkles, age spots and the fat off my body! LOL |
I love these things for all kinds of cleaning !
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