Mr. Clean Magic Erasers have completely taken red wine off light wallpaper (don’t ask!) even a few days later (when I finally noticed the stain). (22 replies, last updated by embee January 5, 2009)

Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. It really is like magic. It seems to clean anything: greasy appliances, tubs full of soap scum, smudged walls, white sinks with some unknown substance making them yellow. I wouldn’t use it on... (4 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team February 10, 2005)

Even though the directions say it is not recommended for stainless steel, the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser (or any generic brand of the same type of cleaner) works wonders on those annoying gray, greasy, gummy residue that crop up when... (14 replies, last updated by liu February 6, 2007)

i’ve been doing an early early spring cleaning on my place and just discovered the mr. clean magic eraser - heavy duty! this thing is awesome and makes cleaning greasy, grimy yuckiness super easy. even after reading their... (11 replies, last updated by kayakado February 14, 2007)

Maybe the Mr. Clean eraser? That thing is magic - it cleans my textured white (what was i thinking?!) refrigerator like nothing... (6 replies, last updated by Candy January 12, 2006)

Is it burned on grease? If it is stainless and not aluminum try Dawn Power Dissolver and then the Mr. Clean Magic Power Eraser. The Chowhound Team is probabably going to say to take this to the Not About Food site. (2 replies, last updated by The Chowhound Team February 14, 2004)

to get the oven window cleaned? Company suggested Mr Clean Magic Eraser. That didn’t even touch the amount of solidified yuck on the window. (see, it has been a long time since cleaning). I did a paste of vinegar and baking... (13 replies, last updated by Yellowshirt January 28, 2009)

Magic Eraser? It worked miracles on my last stove. (11 replies, last updated by ios94 July 24, 2009)

How about Magic Eraser? It has a minimal abrasive, but so far nothing I’ve used it on has gotten scratched. I use it on my white laptop, walls, pretty much everything. I just tried it on some hard-to-remove stuff on my gas... (17 replies, last updated by HillJ December 21, 2008)

Purely by accident I discovered a great way to clean the glass cooktop. Bring one and one-half cups water to a boil, then add two tablespoons of baking soda. The solution will spit and spatter furiously all over your cooktop. Let... (11 replies, last updated by millygirl May 23, 2008)

If you make a paste with the powder version of BKF, a sponge some time and some elbow grease, you can get all of that stuff off. I’ve used the Magic Eraser as well. (9 replies, last updated by Procrastibaker January 12, 2009)

You can try a magic eraser, LC cleaner, or a little Barkeepers Friend or baking soda mixed into a paste with water. The main thing is you don’t want to rough up the surface. Be very gentle in your scrubbing. You might also... (11 replies, last updated by Candy February 20, 2009)

& drinks & dessert, get their kitchen in spic& span shape, all dishes in the dishwasher, sink clean & scrubbed. all food in the refrigerator, garbage bag changed, glasses/cans picked up from everywhere etc. During all this... (85 replies, last updated by jeanmarieok September 11, 2009)

I keep a very clean kitchen and store things properly, I just don’t worry about food poisoning in my magic house. What about you? How do you rate yourself, from food slob in a magic house to a follower of all the food... (196 replies, last updated by LolaP November 13, 2009)

I would read the directions first. Our glass stovetop came with a razor (scraper) and directions on how to use it. It also came with Cerama Brite and pads. I’ve also used Mr. Clean magic erasers, very carefully. It... (8 replies, last updated by chipman January 1, 2009)