Magic sponges really do seem like they are magic

System

I use them too. My cooker gleams after ive used one. I bought mine from Ald! and in true money saving style i cut them in half.:D

nikki11

I have a pack of these, can you use them to give carpets a clean??

BAGGY

Do you wet them or use them like an eraser? If you do wet them, what with?
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Hannah2

Best thing ever for cleaning the le creuset casserole dish with minimal elbow grease!

Great for the roasting tin too - no more brillo pads required!

I wet mine with water before use.

CupOfChai

Am I using a different magic sponge to the rest of you then? I didn't think it was all that good. Not bad at removing those black finger marks on doors, but it wasn't anywhere near as good as I expected at getting the black scuff marks off uPVC door, and I can't use it on non-shiny paintwork like to get marks off walls as it was taking the paint off!

pigpen

lizziebabe wrote: »

Never heard of these - what do they look like?

I am assuming THESE

Tinks32

pigpen wrote: »

I am assuming THESE

These are not the ones I have used in the past, so if everyone else is talking about these ones the just ignore my previous comment:silenced:!

juliettet

I first bought them in Canada under the name Mr Clean. They were a lot denser than the ones I got from the pound shop. I remember Lidl used to sell them too. Has anyone used them on stainless steel?