Magic Erasers are like the Swiss Army knife of the cleaning world, but even the most devoted fans might not realize just how versatile they really are. Sure, they’re great for scrubbing away scuffs, but that’s just the tip of the iceberg. We’ve got a list of clever tricks that will have you looking at these little white sponges in a whole new light.
Remove Build Up From Hair Products
Hair product residue on combs, brushes, flat irons and more can be cleaned off effortlessly with a Magic Eraser. It digs into the build-up without harming your styling tools, to get them clean and ready for use like they’re brand new again.
Remove Adhesive from Price Tags
Magic Erasers work wonders on lingering adhesive residue from price tags. The micro-abrasive texture gently breaks down the glue without damaging the surface underneath. And we all know they always put those darn stickers on the worst spots!
Clean White Sneakers
Bring back the bright white of your sneakers with a Magic Eraser. Dirt and grime from the soles and fabric can be lifted easily, restoring their fresh, clean look. It’s a quick fix to keep your kicks looking their best.
Get Rid of Stains on Clothes
Surprisingly, Magic Erasers can lift stains off clothes. The key is gentle dabbing rather than rubbing, to avoid fabric damage. It’s particularly effective on white fabrics, making it a go-to for those mysterious marks that seem resistant to regular washing.
Take Off Mug Stains
Tea and coffee stains inside mugs don’t stand a chance against a Magic Eraser. A few gentle scrubs, and your mugs can look as good as new, ready for your next relaxing tea or coffee break. It’s a simple solution for a common kitchen annoyance.
Clean the Oven Glass Door
The oven glass door can accumulate a lot of baked-on grime. A Magic Eraser can tackle this tough job, making the glass clear again without harsh chemicals. It’s a game-changer and welcome reprieve from tedious scrubbing.
Remove Scratches from Your Cell Phone Case
Cell phone cases can look like new again with a bit of Magic Eraser magic. By gently buffing the surface, you can minimize the appearance of scratches, making your case look shiny and new.
Clean Up Pet Marks on Walls
Magic Erasers are a pet owner’s best friend for removing marks and stains on walls from playful or curious pets. It works gently on painted surfaces, erasing scuffs and nose print marks without taking the paint with it.
Scrub Your Shower Door
Soap scum and water marks on shower doors are no match for the cleaning power of a Magic Eraser. It can help maintain the clarity and shine of the glass with a lot less elbow grease than a vinegar spray.
Give a Dry Erase Board a Deep Clean
Over time, dry erase boards can develop ghosting from markers. A Magic Eraser can bring them back to a pristine white like it’s brand new.
Clean Your Computer Keyboard
Keyboards can harbor more grime than you’d think. A Magic Eraser can get into those nooks and crannies, lifting away dirt and oil from keys and the board itself. We should all probably do this way more often than we do.
Scrub Glass Baking Dishes
Glass baking dishes can get a new lease on life by scrubbing away baked-on food and stains with a Magic Eraser. It’s especially effective for those stubborn spots, making cleanup a breeze and your dishes ready for their next stint in the oven.
Clean the Microwave
Blast away food splatters and stains inside the microwave with a Magic Eraser. It’s safe to use on the interior surfaces, ensuring a thorough clean without harsh chemicals. Knowing how well this trick works makes the next microwave explosion a little less annoying.
11 Ways To Give Your Kitchen A Facelift Without Breaking The Bank
Thinking about giving your kitchen a fresh look but worried about the cost? Many of us dream of a kitchen makeover but hesitate at the thought of a hefty renovation bill and the impact of that kind of project. Luckily, there are plenty of smart and affordable ways to breathe new life into your kitchen without emptying your bank account. We’ve rounded up some of the best ideas to get your kitchen looking its best without the stress of a major remodel.
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Thinking about growing your own herbs but wondering if it’s worth the effort? Not only is it easier than you might imagine, but it’s also a serious money saver, especially when these herbs are in season. If you’ve ever balked at the price of a tiny plastic packet of fresh herbs at the grocery store, consider growing your own whether in a garden or indoors in pots. These 11 foolproof herbs are the perfect ones to start with.
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What’s Fact? What’s Fiction? The Real Scoop On 13 Aphrodisiac Foods
Ever noticed how some foods, like oysters and chocolate, get all the credit for sparking romance, while others barely get a mention? We’re shining a light on the whole aphrodisiac menu, from headliners to the lesser-known foods and supplements out there. Some might not be as well known, but actually come with a bit of scientific backing for their libido-boosting effects.
This list is split into two: the myths and the maybe’s. On one side, we have foods celebrated through the ages more for their symbolic meanings or suggestive shapes than any proven effects. On the other, there are those with a handful of studies suggesting they might actually do something to get the sparks flying. Once you know the difference you can decide which ones you might want on your plate.
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Gina Matsoukas is an AP syndicated writer. She is the founder, photographer and recipe developer of Running to the Kitchen — a food website focused on providing healthy, wholesome recipes using fresh and seasonal ingredients. Her work has been featured in numerous media outlets both digital and print, including MSN, Huffington post, Buzzfeed, Women’s Health and Food Network.
