Mr. Clean
Mr. Clean is one happening dud. His Magic Eraser that is. Has anyone out there ever used these squirrelly little things and/or have an opinion on them? They are white 3 by 5 inch sponge objects and are amazing. Go with the PRO model, they last much longer. The commercial says ‘three times longer’. Just wet them and your dreams have been answered. You can clean canvas, leather, sports shoes, walls and on and on and on. We are using them in housekeeping and my daughter uses them in her classroom. I have used them on my spiffy canvas MBT’s and a leather bag. WOW! Let me know what you think of them. Got to get back to my cleaning. See ya
Mike,
We’ve been using these for years!!!! Love what they can do to stains of any kind on floors, walls, etc. Glad you have come to love them!! We buy them by the box…didn’t know about the PRO model. Will check it out!!!
Comment by Jim and Jan Medina — August 25, 2009 @ 3:41 pm
These are amazing - brought a pair of white Panton chairs AND a set of white leather chairs back to life. Thank you for the tip…
Comment by Peter Downie — September 3, 2009 @ 3:33 pm
Use them on everything. Great Great. Even the cat(Not Priscilla)enjoys them
(after they are defunct)
Miss you and are willing to bring them down to help you out Mike
The Michigan Malkins
Comment by Will & Marny Malkin — September 15, 2009 @ 5:56 am
These things are OUTRAGEOUSLY FANTASTIC!!! (That’s three (3) exclamation points outrageously fantastic.)
Where have they been this entire time? If people think velcro and microwave ovens are proof of extraterrestrials dumping great technology our way, they should try out these gems.
In a word, wowseewowseewoowoo! Best invention of 2008/9, hand’s down.
Comment by Mike Mongo — October 17, 2009 @ 10:05 am
Mike, About a year ago I went to a watercolor painting seminar and discovered the Mr. Clean CLEAN. I teach watercolor classes and use then to remove even staining colors off my watercolor paper. They make teaching watercolor easier and less stressful for the beginner. And a dream come true for the accomplished artist. However, the ones we have to use are the original Mr. Clean sponges without any soap or detergent in them. I agreed where have they been all my life!!! My grandson and his new wife will be staying at the Eden House at the end of November hope you get to meet them. Take care and God Bless!!
Comment by Jeni Novak Artist — October 20, 2009 @ 11:49 am
Bill & Marney (The Michigan Malkins) - Bring those sponges and we will put you to work. After the hammock and a trip to B.O.’s Fish Wagon and several beers - then Mr. Clean.
Jeni - So the ‘industrial strength’ sponges have detergent - that
explains the bubbles and the extra cleaning power. Da Tell your grandson to be sure and look me up - I am the one walking around with the dazed look on my face.
Comment by Mike Eden — October 23, 2009 @ 5:18 am