100 Pack Magic Sponge Eraser Extra Thick and Long Lasting Melamine Cleaning Sponges in Bulk - Multi Surface Power Scrubber Foam Cleaning Pads - Ba...

I love these melamine foam blocks. These are not the cheapest but they do the job. I like to use them to clean my non-stick pots because they don't scratch. This time, I cleaned my Ninja air-fry basket and these got all that sticky grease-goo off. Normally, I would need to use oven cleaner. Speaking of ovens, I also use these to do that job. It's better because I don't have to deal with the fumes. Another way, I tried using these was to clean my cheap kitchen linoleum flooring. It does a decent job but I need to get some larger-sized blocks to work. Overall, these are as good as any melamine foam blocks. The price was okay too.

They didn't work till I read the directions and got them wet and squeezed them out. Then I used them on some dirty white sneakers and they worked as well as the name brand.

My only complaint is they do disintegrate quickly. But they work well anyway and you get a lot of them so I think they are still worth it.

These are just magic erasers without the brand name attached. Great value for the money. They cost 20 a piece and work just as well as the Mr. Clean version (which cost $1 or more for one or two). The photo makes them look much bigger that they are, Im able to easily store them in my linen closest with the rest of the cleaning supplies. If you have never used a magic eraser, you absolutely must try them. They clean so well. Fingerprints on walls? Wet a sponge and wipe the wall. No cleanser required. It will remove almost any smudge from paint. I dont have kids, but rumor has it that it will even remove crayon from the wall. I use sharpies to label my Pyrex and Tupperware, and with one exception, it always removes it completely. Same thing with mason jars. Ring around the tub? These sponges got you covered. Little to no elbow grease required. Heres a pro tip for dog owners that use stainless steel bowls for their dogs food and water: you know how they leave a layer of slobber behind? And it takes some time to get it out using a regular sponge? Wet a magic eraser, and one wipe will remove all their sliminess from the bowl and theyll have fresh and clean dishes with barely any effort on your part. The one downside is they tend to disintegrate as you are using them. I cleaned my fridge and freezer with one, but it wouldnt have been much good after that as it fell apart. But its cool, because I have 99 more.