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I can't seem to find a match for this in a search. Is it Mr Clean magic eraser?
2/14/13 5:10 PM
Yes, A Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Sorry, I couldn't think of the brand when I typed the tip! Thanks so much!!
2/14/13 8:53 PM
Thank you - great tip. I do the same cruel things to my iron. This will be very useful.
2/15/13 6:32 AM
Thanks for this tip. We keep Magic Eraser in our home for other tasks, so wouldn't need to make a special trip for iron cleaner.
2/15/13 7:47 AM
I have these "Magic Erasers" in my house and love them for all sorts of cleaning. Now my iron too! TFS!
2/15/13 10:24 AM
Havet those here also-will have to put one with the pressing aids. Thanks.
2/15/13 4:36 PM
Omg!!! What a great idea. Thank you very much, my iron is a mess.
2/22/13 9:10 AM
Must source this - Mr Clean is M Propre here,!
2/23/13 5:36 PM
What is a DRY MAGIC ERASER? I haven't heard of it here in the UK.
3/13/13 12:43 PM
They are made by Mr Clean. I'm not for sure what it is...But, if you've got crayon on walls, it will take it off, skid marks on floors, it will take it off. They usually come in 2 packs, they look kinda like a sponge, but without the pores. I hope you can find them in the UK, they really do work "magic"!!
3/14/13 1:26 PM