The bald man is the epitome of magic. This weekend I had a lot planned, but cleaning my disgustingly stained tub was not one of them. My plans changed when my roommate called me down the hall to see the phenom that is the Magic Eraser. It truly was magic.
The house my friend bought has got to be the most filthy house I’ve ever been in. It used to belong to a family of 7 who apparently believed that cleaning was somehow against their religion. This place was horrible. We’ve done a lot since moving in, but still things remain sticky or grayed and we’d resolved to let it be until the owner, my friend, replaces them.
I have been apologizing about my tub to all visitors we’ve had. It is horribly scratched and disgustingly stained. Jen made me try the Magic Eraser on a small part and I almost collapsed in shock. It came clean!! I thought about taking before and after pics to post for you, because after all seeing is believing, but I was too excited and thought that somehow if I stopped wiping, notice I did not say scrubbing, the magic would cease. It is now sparkling! Mom, I’m serious. This would even meet “clean” by your standards. For those who don’t know my mother, think Danny Tanner (the dad from Full House) or Monica Gellar or somehow a combination of the two.
To sum up my excitement, all people who attempt cleaning MUST have a Magic Eraser. They can be found at Wal-Mart for $2.92 for two. I’m never cleaning a bathroom without them again. Also, they work wonders on walls and floors, just like the commercial says!
My tips for use:
Works better damp than soaking wet.
Works better with less pressure then if you try to scrub hard.
Works best by wiping in circles.