Chux Magic Eraser Hard Surface Cleaner Questions & Answers

It probably could, but bear in mind the magic eraser is fairly abrasive even though it doesn't look or feel like it. I'd probably try baking soda & dishwashing liquid to get it off & if that didn't work I'd try a trick I found out about with getting rid of coffee stains on wood. You get a white cloth & iron it on the affected areas until you achieve the desired results. Last resort would be nail polish remover or eucalyptus oil.

It depends if the tiles are porous or not. If its sitting on the surface it may be removed but anything thats a dye will be problematic. Definitely worth a try though.

I would use rubbing alcohol to remove marker stains from your wall before I tried the magic eraser.

I would try the magic eraser on a small area, I haven’t used it on permanent marker before. It also tends to work best on surfaces that are not matte.

Ok I will try all your suggestions, thank you so much as the wall is a mess and we live in a new apartment.

Yes, I've used on clear glass shower and it is magic indeed - no need to scrub very hard, no smell . My shower never looked better !

Yes, you can. The sponge is soft and non abrasive, with two different surfaces to it.

I have seen them on Reduced Items trollies going for half price. The Erasers work well for a short while, but are not long lasting, as I have now discovered. They literally just fall apart in pieces, which is not very good. (I should amend my initial comment.)

Eventually found one, but will bear in mind what you say Marian

They are available at Bib-W and you can also buy them online from Big-W. They are selling for $5.95 for the 'Chux Big Job Magic Eraser 2 Pack'. Hope this helps

its a extremely fine sandpaper

It is made from Melamine Foam

Yes it will but you will have to buff the surface up with something like Chrome Magic or similar

It depends on the leather. I would buy it (only costs a dollar or so), and try it somewhere inconspicuous.

Hi Jenny, did you end up trying it and how did you go? I have the same problem.

If the magic eraser does not work, try hairspray in a inconspicuos spot.

Hairspray seemed to strip the surface a tiny bit so glad I tried it very carefully. It faded the biro but not enough and took color from the leather. I actually got excellent results from a natural product from Bunnings hardware called De-Solv- it. Citrus oil base. The magic erasor hadnt worked either, and I was despairing until I found the citrus remover and removed the biro without any damage.Try in a hidden place first. Good luck.

Jenny

sorry, I don't know, I have never tried

Not sure I can't remember whether I havebought this product or not / I did find that the 3m scourer to be superior cleaner to anything else which was even better than using steel wool