Review on 🧼 Convenient Cleaning with Mr. Clean: 8 Count Pack by David Guerrero

I was curious about these "magic erasers" and decided to try them. I bought this 8 pack (I call it the national brand) as well as the 40 pack which I will call private label and the 100 pack. I've been using them all around the house for about a week and am very happy with how they are performing. I can clearly see why they are called "erasers" when I use them to remove greasy deposits around the hood cover. I use them to wipe countertops, stainless steel oven doors, refrigerator doors, stair rails, door frames, bathroom walls. Once I accidentally rubbed a rusty pipe with a sponge and was surprised when it came loose. No, the whistle didn't return to its lustrous state, but I felt like running the broken sponge over the hidden spots one last time before throwing it away. I tried to use them to remove the coffee stain buildup in the coffee cup. That didn't work for me. But it's normal. I can still get my hands on baking soda (and other cleaning products). Likewise, among 3 different brands of magic erasers, I don't have to limit myself to using just one. You get what you pay for, but prices do matter to some extent. Thicker (and more expensive) ones are great for more intricate work, but there's plenty of work that can easily be done with thinner ones. The prices I paid are shown in the photos. Here are their measurements (length x width x thickness): National Brand - 4-5/8" x 2-3/8" x 1-1/16" Private Label - 3-7/8" x 2 -1/2 : x 1-3/8" (default) - 3-7/8" x 2-3/8" x 3/4"