removing grime from doors
08-25-2013, 02:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Elise1
I agree with Mr. Clean Eraser. They do a beautiful job on my white painted doors.
The magic eraser is what I would advise. They truly are magic. I use them for all sorts of cleaning. Different erasers for different jobs. Sometimes even just a micro fibre cloth will do a remarkable job.
08-25-2013, 05:13 AM
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and ladies, the Mr. Clean eraser is wonderful. I had a candle go all wild in my small bathroom. nothing caught fire but Lord the black smoke . . . cleaning the walls with Mr. Clean Eraser more today. used 3 of them so far but it is cutting the black like like a miracle! was an older Girl Scout candle. tossed it right out
08-25-2013, 05:16 AM
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my mother was English and used to use this! wow I had forgotten all about this. going to go look for something to clean right now! And Tapper-let s know what worked for you plz
Originally Posted by daisylil
It might be an english thing , but have you tried a chunk of white bread ? ( the uncut stuff) I tried it on mine and it works 
08-25-2013, 05:33 AM
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Get yourself some Magic Erasers at the grocery store. You won't believe how well they work. Walmart has one also in their name -- I think it's called Great Value. Just wet the white sponge and rub on the dirt and fingerprints and it comes off. And the nice thing is it is not expensive. Good luck!
08-25-2013, 06:54 AM
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I use a product called Awesome. You can get it at the different dollar stores and I've even seen it a Walmart in the cleaning supply area. Just spray it on, and then usually wipe it off. It is truly Awesome. I started using it to take ink off a pair of shoes when my husband dropped an in cartridge accidentally. I have gotten rid of almost all of my other cleaners as Awesome has tackled everything I have tried it on so far. No I am not affiliated with the company, but do love the product.
08-25-2013, 07:36 AM
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Originally Posted by scjoan
I use a product called Awesome. You can get it at the different dollar stores and I've even seen it a Walmart in the cleaning supply area. Just spray it on, and then usually wipe it off. It is truly Awesome. I started using it to take ink off a pair of shoes when my husband dropped an in cartridge accidentally. I have gotten rid of almost all of my other cleaners as Awesome has tackled everything I have tried it on so far. No I am not affiliated with the company, but do love the product.
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