What I Would Change About Mr. Clean's Magic Eraser

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is one of the most revolutionary products of all time. It cleans up almost anything. It can get out some ink marks in things like toys and wallpaper. Mr. Clean Magic Eraser makes having a flea market booth so much easier! I absolutely love almost everything about it. But there are a few things I would change if I could. Though its price is not too bad at around three dollars for a two-pack, I find myself wishing Mr. Clean Magic Eraser would go on sale more often. They last a while unless you are doing major home improvement. What attracted me first to the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser was its power. I had to prepare my apartment for inspection after we moved out, and it could get even the worst smudges off our lanoleum floor.

But Mr. Clean Magic Eraser does have its problems. For one, it doesn't come in many shapes or sizes. You can either get rectangle or rectangle with curves. I would love to find Mr. Clean Magic Eraser in wedge shape or hard to reach areas like doll eyes or necks. If you haven't guessed yet, I use Mr. Clean Magic Eraser a lot to work on dolls. The first thing I have to do when I get a package of Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is cut them up. I make one square and two wedges per eraser. The problem with this is, it makes the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser more fragile. I would love to see a Mr. Clean Magic Eraser with a stabilizer on the back, perhaps made of something like scotch brite.

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser could also offer something a little bigger I think. When you have to clean an entire wall or a scuffed bumper, it's hard to use the standard size. I still manage okay, but it would probably be better for me if the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser offered a giant sponge rather than just the current rectangles in production. Overall, it's not too bad of a complaint; the thickness is perfect for my current use, but the shape and sizes offered could have a little more variety.

The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is a great product, and I've used it to clean up things I never thought would come clean, but if I ran the company, I'd probably improve on variety. Even if Mr. Clean never offers a better variety of the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser, I will still buy it regularly though. It's one of those products I just can't live without.