Mr. Clean Mr Clean Magic Eraser Original, Cleaning Pads With Durafoam, 9 Count

Good.

Great product. Cleans nicely.

The media could not be loaded.  Son muy buenas, no duran tanto, yo utilicé 2 esponjas para limpiar todas las paredes de mi departamento y unos tenis. Pero creo que vale la pena.Hice la prueba para limpiar rayones de crayolas y marcadores lavables, y el marcador aunque es lavable fué difícil quitarlo aunque después de tallarlo mucho lo logré desmanchar. Asi que mi tip es que si tienen niños compren todo lavable.Los tenis quedaron limpiecitos rápido, sobre todo la suela que es lo mas difícil de limpiar.

Siempre las utilizo para mantener mis paredes limpias👍🏻😊 súper recomendado

These are magical in some cases, where other things make no difference or have little effect. For instance, on plastic it can sometimes remove marks that seem ground in (but avoid super-highgloss plastic, or you'll get fine swirl marks in it). You can remove soap scum with just water; genuine ones have some detergent, but even immitation ones need only water and a little more effort.They are very-very, VERY easily cut or torn, so use the gentlest touch and avoid any rough surfaces. Edges that aren't sharp enough to cut you can still slice right through these.I often cut them into smaller pieces, especially for things that might darken them (carbon or grease) or wear holes in them. For dishes, a I use a whole one. If you rinse well and gently squeeze away most of the water, they don't usually get that horrible "sponge smell" that you can't usually wash out of sponges. Try not to flatten, so they last longer.(( Soaking a sponge in distilled water overnight, or in the semi-distilled dehumidifer water, seems effective at killing the bacterial smell. ))

I've read the good and the bad about Mr. Clean erasers. I would not let a young child use these or even have them accessible as i've heard of young kids chewing on them and this is dangerous. However, I weighed my options and, having teens, I decided it was safe enough to give these a try. My son, in his younger years had used crayons and markers on his furniture and walls. As long as it was stuff in his own room, I had never done anything about it. Then, I wanted to sell his bed which was a really cool loft bed that he was getting too big for. Enter Mr. Clean Erasers.I did let my son help after instructing him how to use these and under my supervision (he was 14 at the time and very responsible about these things now). We went to work with the Mr. Clean erasers soon after they arrived. They easily took all the crayon marks off of the wooden bedframe as well as the dresser and other furniture. We had to work a little bit harder to get some of the magic marker off (it was Sharpie markers), but with a little effort, it DID WORK! The finish on the furniture was fine too! The furniture looked sparkly clean and was in good, sale-able condition!The walls were another story. Anywhere that had a glossy type paint was fine. It cleaned up and left the paint looking clean. In places where a matte paint had been used, it was hard to get the crayon and (especially) the marker off and in places where we had to scrub really hard to get the marker off, the paint also came off some. Bottom line is, these work great for crayon and pretty good for marker, but you may need to prepare yourself for a paint job of the room! Overall, I would recommend these Magic erasers for big clean up jobs. Just be careful with them around young children. (This is my HONEST opinion. I was not paid nor compensated in any way for my review.)