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Eraser Sponge |
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Magic Eraser Cleaning Sponge Use the Eraser Sponge all over the house - from crayon marks on the walls to scuff marks on the floors. You
can even use it outside the house on patio furniture, car interiors, car
wheels, and much, much more. |
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It's a soft cleaning
pad that acts just like an eraser. |
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- Removes set-in dirt on stoves, refrigerators and other appliances.
- Cleans scuff marks and dirt from walls, floors and doors
- Breaks up tough bathroom soap scum
- Cleans ground in dirt on patio furniture
- Removes marker from desktops, file cabinets, painted
walls and more!
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First, wet the Eraser Sponge with water, and then squeeze out the excess.
It should be a little damp for use.
Remember, this is an eraser - not a sponge. Excess water is squeezed out so
that it doesn't end up on other surfaces. The water is essential to the
cleaning action as it helps the Eraser Sponge
"stick" to the surface. And, it does all this
with just water alone! |
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Next, gently rub the
Eraser Sponge on the surface to remove tough
dirt and grime. The Eraser Sponge works over
and over again until it eventually wears away -
just like an eraser. Throw away after multiple uses. |
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The Eraser Sponge is a highly effective cleaning tool. Test first on an inconspicuous
spot with light pressure to see if surface may scratch or dull. Not
recommended for use on surfaces that are polished or glossy.
Do not use with chlorine bleach. |
| An urban legend has it that a Japanese
draftsman was working at his drafting table and spilled a glass
of soda. The only thing within reach was a piece of melamine
filter which he grabbed to wipe off the soda. To his amazement,
he also wiped off years of ink and marker stains. The rest is
history... |
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