Screw paying $1+ for magic eraser. You guys are all welcome.
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There are differences. I don’t remember which bulk one I bought but they’d hardly last at all. The dollar store ones lasted okay. Just have to find the supplier that has the good stuff.
But I stopped using magic erasers when I discovered how powerful a damp microfiber cloth is. It’s got amazing scrub power.
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Bingo! We have a winner!
Learned that from Caleb a few years back haven’t bought a magic easier since.
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Silicon and Hard Water… Magic Eraser are a dream on storm windows and CCU
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Damp microfiber works wonders on silicon ect.
Hard water stain around here a microfiber or magic easier not going to touch it. 
But thanks for sharing the link Kyle!
Do you use the terry woven ones for that or the “glasses cloth” style ones?
The yellow Costco ones are awesome
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Wow i can’t believe they could be as good as a magic eraser! Then again, they made quick work of Vaseline like i told you guys i saw demonstrated at a Norwex party.
Here’s a video from Caleb. They work great damp.
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Man i just love learning all this stuff. Thanks for sharing, Steve!
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Now I can’t wait to blow through my box of Magic Erasers.
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Its amazing how much knowledge is within this forum…and its a just a few clicks away!
I have learned so much!
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We use tons of microfiber since day one… I have never had those results with it
I was surprised to recently discover this about a wet microfiber too. Can’t believe I hadn’t tried it before.
i see them as 2 different beasts, the advantage of magic eraser is it’s ability to remove marks dry and leave no mark on a finished window.
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I missed the fact that damp microfibers are as good as Magic Eraser for silicone. I guess it’s time to test it out in the field next time it comes up.
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