Like most things, porcelain tiles will acquire dirt with time; with grimy stains in the grout or dust and debris from daily foot traffic. While trying to clean their porcelain tiles, some might consider using the notorious magic eraser to get the job done. But is the handy-dandy magic eraser safe on porcelain tiles? In …
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Pumice stones might look like your regular rocks but they are far from that. They are great tools for removing heavy grime buildup from different surfaces in the home especially toilet bowls which often spot hard water deposits and rings. Pumice stones are however abrasive and not suitable for all toilet types which is why …
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Walls, whether painted or covered with wallpaper, easily get dirty or stained and many people choose to pick up their magic erasers to get to removing those stains off the walls. Magic erasers however sometimes leave residues or marks on your walls and this can make your walls look unattractive and dull. You sure want …
Magic Erasers seem so good at removing any form of stain or dirt that people sometimes use them on their skin while trying to remove stains or caked-on dirt and debris. However, if you’re one of the many people who have made this terrible mistake, you’ve likely realized what a bad idea it was and …
It could be the hinged mirror on your way out the door, the drilled mirror on the bathroom wall, or the rearview mirror of your car that you come across daily. More often than not, especially when you have kids, your mirror tends to acquire stains and deteriorate quickly. Of course, we are aware that …
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Windows get dirty often and it can be a chore to clean them. Magic erasers work fast and without the aid of cleaning agents but can you use magic erasers on your windows? Won’t your window glass and the frame get damaged? This is probably why you have been hesitating to try this method. In …
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