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I use a Super Knife eraser to clean my blades.

You never know, blades do rust and get marked up. I come across blades that have marks, like rust, tarnish and other markings. I sell high end knives and I sell low end knives. Have you ever wondered why knife dealers knives always look so good? Keith Little Badger Hand Forged Historical Blades.(And on that last yukky note, I'll conclude until next week. * Remove pet and child vomit from carpet or clothing * Clean pebbled surfaces like the outside of plastic coolers * Clean vinyl striping on motorhomes, vans, boats * Clean boat and outdoor furniture upholstery * Clean and shine things up before you sell them in a yard sale * Remove baked on brown spots on cookware * Remove melted plastic on a glass top stove * Remove built-up baked on grease inside the deep fryer * Clean the plastic agitator inside your washing machine* clean window screens (even when they are still in the window) * Remove coffee and tea stains that remain inside a mug, carafe, and thermos, even after washing * Remove bird poop from concrete bird bath * Clean dish drainers that are gunky with lime and build-up * Remove built-up algae, water deposits, and so forth from ceramic flowerpots * Remove toilet bowl rings (just cut a piece off & let it set in your toilet overnight) * Remove green mildew from siding and gutters * Remove grimy green algae from cement (bird baths, steps, ponds, etc.) * Remove melted plastic on the side of the toaster oven * Remove toothpaste splashes from bathroom mirrors

#Super eraser rust eraser windows#

* Remove wet nose marks from pets on the windows (even car windows)

* Clean oven shelves and the grates on the grill * Clean cookie sheets and bakeware (the kind with all those tiny grooves) * Clean sticky/dusty range hood over the stove * Clean within the grooves of lawn ornaments * Remove soot off the walls near the fireplace * Remove cooked-on stains in pots and pans * Remove rust spots and stains on countertop * Clean plastic coolers inside and out (even dirty grimy ones used by men with dirty grimy hands!) * Clean the outdoor side of windowsills stained from leaves, dust and dirt * Remove black scuff marks from baseboards (where the vacuum cleaner hits) * Remove hair dye from countertops and floors * Remove adhesive residue after removing stickers * Clean mirrors in the bathroom (keeps shower mirrors from fogging) * Remove mold and mildew from anything plastic Then squeeze the excess water out and continue using until it starts to shred. Clean begins to get yucky, simply spray rinse it again to revive a tad. Once you've cleaned several items and ole' Mr. Scrub lightly with the Magic Eraser, then wipe the area with a wet towel to prevent smearing the dirt/grime and to remove any residue.Ĥ. Lightly mist it rather than saturating it with water.ģ. Cut into fourths to get four times the amount of cleaning.Ģ. Please follow my tried-and-true techniques to make the Eraser last lots longer:ġ. The only downside to the eraser blocks is they don't last long - a testament to their cleaning power, as their tiny pores get filled with all the gross gunk that's hiding in small spaces. Clean Magic Eraser to what we think it only does instead, try some of amazing and money-saving benefits outlined in today's column. With that said, however, don't relegate Mr. Just add a bit of water and come-clean voilá!

Today's smart invention does a super-duper job of easily cleaning many surfaces in the home. It's been awhile since I've offered a single product with worlds of uses other than the job it's originally intended to do.