🧽 Careware Dry Cleaning Sponge: Efficiently Removes Stains, 6x2-7/8x1-3/8-Inch Review

I thought it would be good for cleaning my ceiling covered with matte paint that is difficult to clean. Also, I bought it to remove wall marks thinking it would clean without dulling the finish. In practice, I've yet to find something to clean it up. I used it successfully a few years ago, so maybe I'm just not using it on the right surfaces.

I am not a good housewife. In more than 3 years I have never cleaned the blinds. They were covered with a thick layer of dust. This sponge is perfect for wiping them down and making them cleaner than ever. You can wash it after it gets dirty and you should let it dry before further use.

My generally well behaved cat recently licked the silk wallpaper in my bedroom so I decided to try this sponge to get the stains out. It worked like magic! A slow, gentle rub and the marks are almost gone. I don't want to mess up the wallpaper, so I'm not worried about removing the marks entirely. The results are very satisfactory for me.

Works very well on grass wallpaper. I rented my house and the grass wallpaper was showing years of life but this sponge really helped clean it up. The looks are much better. Before using this I considered removing the wallpaper, which I really didn't want to do due to the time to find tenants and the labor required to remove and then paint. Saved me completely.

I was looking for a way to clean a very old tapestry. My parents went on a missionary trip to Colombia and were given a tapestry depicting the Last Supper, quite large and gathering dust over the years, so I decided to frame it for my new and only granddaughter, almost 6 months old, some of Nana's grandmother, great grandparents. It's starting to crumble around the edges, so I'm going to frame it now. It cleaned it well and I also used it on lampshades to get rid of dust and dirt. I am very…

I was looking for a rubber sponge to remove dust and dirt from wooden blinds. I couldn't find a rubber sponge online or in stores and then I found this one. It's not rubber, but the boy does his job! It was so easy to use, just wet and wring. Dust removed from my blinds. Also works with aluminum blinds. In addition, it is durable and reusable. Next I will use this to clean ceiling fans.

I was looking for a way to clean a very old tapestry. My parents went on a mission trip to Colombia and were given a tapestry depicting the Last Supper, quite large and gathering dust over the years, so I decided to frame it for my new and only granddaughter, almost 6 months old, something by Nana's grandmother, great grandparents. It's starting to crumble around the edges, so I'm going to frame it now. It cleaned it well and I also used it on lampshades to get rid of dust and dirt. I am very…

Soot + Acoustic (Quark) Ceiling = Nightmare. I lit an oil lantern the size of a teacup and placed it on a ledge in my apartment. Then he went about his business. After a few hours it seemed to me that I had opened a portal to hell. Black soot flowed in all directions. It reached 12 feet but was very intense up to 4 feet, which included an annoying acoustic blanket. When I googled "soot-free acoustic ceiling" the answer was usually "call the contractor for a price on replacement, sucker.", there