This effect can be achieved on a wide variety of surfaces such as tiles, ceramic stovetops, ceramics, doors, leather seats and automobile wheel rims – and all without adding detergent. A little water is all that is needed to moisten the Magic Eraser. Even the most ingrained dirt cannot resist the glass hard microstructure of melamine resin. Only surfaces liable to scratching and varnished surfaces should not be cleaned with the “magician”.

Holy cow! The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is freakin' amazing! A quick Google search will show I'm late to the party, but I had to post something anyway because I was absolutely floored by this thing. I picked up a pack a week or so ago while buying stuff to wash my car. I picked up a standard monster brush to use on the rims, along with one of those “spray-on, wash-off, you're-done” products. I saw the Magic Eraser sitting right there and thought, “No way is this gonna do anything on my nasty wheels”, but it was very cheap so I thought I'd give it a shot. I started with the spray-on product, and it did absolutely nothing, even after two applications on one of the rims. Then I tried the Magic Eraser. Honest to God, it was effortless and the rims look brand new!! The months of dirt/grime/brake-dust just wiped away with no force whatsoever as quickly as I could move the eraser over the rims. It probably took all of 10 minutes to clean all four, despite how aweful they looked when I started. I was truly, truly amazed (enough to write this blog post).

If you haven't tried these things, by all means go pick up a pack and give 'em a shot. They've also got a Magic Erasor Duo which is two sided and meant to be used indoors (you use the non-eraser side to wipe up whatever it is you're trying to get rid of after going over it with the eraser). I'm definitely gettin' me some of those. Granted, there are some surfaces you'll want to keep these things away from, but they still work on a ton of stuff (even sneakers, according to some posts I found with Google). Check 'em out!