Mr. Clean43515 Original Erase and Renew Magic Eraser, Pack of 2

Purchased to smooth down the surface on Gunpla kits.Work pretty well. They can tear easily if caught, but with care, they are as good as the branded alternatives that do the same thing.

Use wet to remove scuff marks from inside of car door (foot marks)

The Mr. Clean Original Erase and Renew is a must-have for tackling tough stains and marks. It effortlessly removes scuffs from walls, grime from kitchen surfaces, and even stubborn stains from sneakers. No harsh chemicals needed—just a bit of water, and it works like magic! The sponge does wear down with use, but given how well it cleans, that’s expected. A game-changer for keeping things spotless!

Used them for a white Tesla interior. Yes, they work, are very small, and they fall to bits when using a degree of pressure. I was only able to use each one a couple of times because by that time they were falling apart became unusable They are very small to. I'm looking for an alternative as these are quite expensive

I could not get WD 40 on same day delivery so I bought this to do the same job and it did just that. Thanks Mr Clean. I was surprised how good and quick it did the job. I recommend. It removed the marker stain off my table. It is value for money but I have not used it on any other item. The pads that you get with it are also quite thick so should be able to use on several times.

Don't waste your money on this product! Fell apart after using it for the first time best place for it is the bin!!

It did not clean as deeply as expected. I went on previous reviews and price compared to another known brand. This maybe good at wiping a bath down, but not removing marks.

I stupidly washed my bathroom uPVC windowsill with bleach, trying to get rid of mould. The result was a large yellow ring mark from a tub of cream where the bleach had gathered underneath without my knowledge, then dried out and stained the white plastic.I was really annoyed with myself and searched online to find out how to get rid of yellow bleach marks on hard white surfaces. This was the 1st and easiest step suggested. The 2nd step was hydrogen peroxide, but I thought I'd give this a go, just to rule it out before moving onto the harder stuff.Well I'm gobsmacked. It actually worked! I wet the sponge, squeezed it then started scrubbing. Immediately I could see something was happening, but I thought it might just have been wishful thinking and so kept going.After about 10 minutes of scrubbing, the stain has almost completely disappeared. You can still see it very faintly, but you would have to know it was there to find it.Very happy to recommend this product, did not expect it to work, but it did.