21-Pack Magic Cleaning Sponges - Extra Thick 1.18 Inch Non-Scratch Melamine Foam, Safe for Cookware, Bathtub, Tiles & Grout, Heavy Stain Eraser for Kitchen and Bathroom (3.94x2.76x1.18 Inch)

These are the bomb! I used Mr. Clean, but this off brand is the same. You get a lot for your buck. I love using them on my toaster, coffee pot and stove.

Dr Wow is the right name for these sponges. I refuse to buy anything from P&G, so after some research I found these. Not only are they a fraction of the price, they work like a miracle on so many things. I no longer use any kind of cleaner on my bathroom sinks and counters. A quick wipe with these and the sink is as shiny as new. The honed granite counter gave me the blues because I couldn't remove the water rings. I tried multiple cleaners including vinegar, but this sponge took them right out. I used to put vinegar on the area around my kitchen faucet weekly to keep the water stains off, but now I just give it a wipe with the sponge every couple of days and it stays immaculate.I had an antique dish that I thought was etched and I rubbed it with this and, yes, it came clean. My stainless french press coffeepot that I thought was clean came out sparkling; the sponge was brown! They work great on stainless, even better than steel wool. They easily remove marks on walls, which I think was their intended purpose, but they are good for so much more. The money i will save on not having to buy cleaners for the sinks will probably pay for these sponges over time.The only negative thing that I can think of is that they are somewhat brittle, which makes them come apart after a while, but considering the price and what they do, it is not an issue for me. I am so impressed with this product that I have given some out to friends and family members. I cannot wait to try it on the pool tile!Needless to say, I highly recommend this product.

I'm not able to do much cleaning but my friend who has used these said they seem a little stronger than the cheaper brand which stands to reason you get what you pay for.

I used these to clean around the house. While it seems to work okay, they don't last very long. Within the first a few minutes of use, they typically fall apart into smaller pieces. Not sure if they are supposed to do that, but I am a bit disappointed.

I wish I had taken a before picture. I have a metal door , standard white primer you can buy these doors at home supply stores. Mine was stained with crud from the dogs going in and out to the garage. I tried many times to clean it. The dirty look never came off. This was my new hope. I spayed orange cleaner and rubbed the stain, it came right off ! WHAT? I couldn't believe it. Yay . This is a big pack will last a long time. I'll be cleaning things I was sure were a lost cause. Next the moldy plastic grill on my car.

Mr Clean erasers are just overcharged versions of this same sponge/material. They are kind of 1-2 uses only per bar because they start breaking down but they work perfectly and you can get a lot of use out of 1.

"Magic eraser", or "Magic Sponge" sounds like empty puffery. And while it is puffery, there's nothing magical about these- they work quite well. I opened these today and tried on a ruined frying pan (it looks and feel perfect now), on my Instant Pot (I try to keep it looking like new)- and it saved about 5 minutes of work, on our glass-top stove (I can't believe how much stuff remained when it looked "clean", on a wood cabinet door that has fingernail polish on it (acetone would remove the polish and the finish, I'm afraid). I got excellent results on everything but the wood- which looks about 70% better, but still has a stain. I'd say these are worth the money. I just wish I'd known about them for a couple of decades before now.