🧽 Smoke Soot Eraser Sponge - Removes Stubborn Soot Marks - 1 Pack Review

I tried this product on my windshield to see if it would remove the film from the vinyl dashboard. Erases normally, although this is difficult to handle. It leaves fewer streaks than glass cleaner and rags. I'm not sure I would recommend it for this purpose, but I don't like using so many cleaning chemicals and I find it a safe alternative that reduces my great-grandson's exposure to potentially hazardous materials.

It saved a life. Last year, to reduce Bill's electricity consumption, the husband decided to light candles in the winter, not knowing what it means to use candles without the lid that you put on the jar to remove the stain. In any case, I'm very glad I came across this sponge, as you can see in the photo, it removed carbon deposits! There were stains that my husband tried to wash off with water, so I couldn't clean those spots with this sponge. I also cut them into smaller pieces to use more.

I have used this product before but could not find it locally. It picks up fine soot and ash very well around our brick fireplace opening and raised hearth. It also very well cleans walls, curtains, curtains, fabric furniture and lampshades from fine dust invisible to the naked eye. I'm a fan of scented candles and almost all candles give off some soot, some more than others. It does a very good job with fine carbon black on sofa fabrics and curtains. It must be used dry. Do not wet the sponge…

These actually work I was surprised. But a warning to everyone, if you've tried cleaning the soot area with anything else, it won't work. We have soot on the ceiling from burning candles on the roof of our entertainment center and we tried so many ways to clean it but nothing worked. We then received it and I can tell you our blanket looks great now except for the soot stain which we tried to clean with other products. It's up to us, so I won't blame it. I just wish we had tried them first, now

It's a real shame but my husband and I have never had a gas fireplace and I had no idea what you need to open the vent. Of course. our house is covered with soot. I cried about it for several days. I received my sponge today and I am EXTREMELY impressed. All you do is wipe the wall with it in ONE direction. You can see how well it worked in my photo. After a while, the sponge will turn black and not work as effectively. They can be halved lengthwise to make them last longer. I ordered a box…