I used a newly purchased MagicEraser on an easy job - a mark on a smooth tile - ...
This used to be my go-to product when nothing else worked for the toughest marks on walls, scratches on white cabinets, and just about anything one can think of (minus fabric). I've used them for years with incredible results. If the paint on a wall was one coat or a matte finish, an extremely gentle hand and lots of water in the &#34;eraser&#34; was a must, but always did the trick. Unfortunately, my last purchased box proved this product has been completely revamped.  I used a newly purchased MagicEraser on an easy job - a mark on a smooth tile - and it didn't budge. It didn't even lighten. Yet, the Eraser began to completely crumble with barely any pressure.  I grabbed another box in case it was a fluke, and the same thing occurred. A soft sponge with some Dawn (and no elbow grease) removed the mark with ease.  Sadly, nothing now works on the tougher marks.  Why did the manufacturer change a good thing?<br />If anyone finds a decent replacement, please share!
Rating: 1 stars