(20 Pack) Extra Large Eraser Sponge - Premium Multi Surface Power Scrubber Foam Cleaning Pads for Bathtub, Floor, Baseboard, Bathroom, Wall - Long Lasting and Extra Thick Melamine Sponges in Bulk Review

I go through a lot of Mr. Clean erasers, so much so that it was easier to cut them in half first because the middle always comes first. So when I found this great pack I had to try it and I'm glad I did. They are smaller and fit my hand better, but also thicker. They seem to work better with less effort, which is great! Did a great job with crystal clear stain, rusty tub ring, drain circle and scuff marks on sinks, crayons on walls, markers on binding. a ring around the doorknob from the…

For years I have used the more popular brand of magic eraser to clean up kids' messes. It seemed like a lot, and there was a guarantee they would work just as well. Although I'm very disappointed. They do a great job on small messes - nothing spectacular, just like a wet paper towel. When it came to "magic eraser" messes like kitchen mess, marker mess on the wall, smudge on the window (thanks my kids) they didn't deliver at all. They're thick, but the thickness doesn't make them last longer…

Much thicker than traditional magic erasers. The same density is felt and the same effect. People seem confused as to the purpose of these sponges - even the trademark crumbles like it should. These are not the sponges you use to wash dishes or wipe down surfaces during general cleaning. They are not meant to be cleaned like SOS or Brillo mats. These are the sponge erasers you use to clean walls, sink fittings, grease baked glass tops on pans, ovens, soapy water, etc. when you rub them with…

I don't use magic erasers, although I tried one before ordering. Of these, I wanted to exclude the cleaner built into the magic eraser. So I got the cheap plain version too and wasn't impressed (it fell apart right away) but was intrigued enough to try this one. I like to cut these sponges into thirds or quarters. The idea is to dip the sponge in the water and then rub it on what you need. Dirt is rubbed off a little, then absorbed by the water and absorbed by the sponge due to capillary…

I walked this package in from the door about an hour and a half ago and decided to check it out right away out of curiosity. I read in reviews and descriptions that it can only be cleaned with water. It is true! We have a white enameled cast iron sink which, while beautiful, gets covered in black dirt when we clean pans, pots and especially other cast iron. Usually I'm scared of the sink when I'm cleaning the kitchen. When it's particularly bad, like today, scrubbing with a mixture of sponges…