The Magic Eraser® - Part 2 of 4 - Dishes to Clear Glass Bulbs

Mr. Clean Magic 
Eraser® sponge

By Gary Boutin

Tools and Supplies:
Magic Eraser
Dry towels

This is the second post of pictures that shows what items the Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned. Please click below if your interested in any of these repair posts.

This post is the second post that shows eleven pictures that the Magic Eraser® sponge has cleaned.

	The Magic Eraser® sponge was used to clean the scuff marks on this wooden bed frame.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge was used this white dish to remove stains from the back of the plates.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge was used on this open air drying screen to remove baking stains.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this KitchenAid® white electric blender/mixer. It also cleaned the its hand tools.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this KitchenAid® blender 2-quart metal pan.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this RFT jacket by removing coffee stains.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this finial (white porcelain screw) that had a stain at its base.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this metal painted black plant stand.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this coffee cup tray.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge cleaned this hallway ceiling lamp.
	The Magic Eraser® sponge removed stuck on dust and cleaned these clear glass bulbs.

The Magic Eraser® posts below:

• Part 1 of 4 - Aluminum to Automobile hub cap
• Part 2 of 4 - Dishes to Clear Glass Bulbs
• Part 3 of 4 - Microwave to Thermometer
• Part 4 of 4 - Garage Door to Pool Grout

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