However, I’ve found that a small piece of Magic Eraser works just as well as a larger piece, so you end up getting a lot more use out of each sponge if you cut it up into smaller pieces. The only drawback I’ve found regarding these erasers is that much like a pencil eraser, they will break down and fall apart as they are used. It’s similar to getting a washcloth wet before scrubbing the kitchen counter. While a magic sponge will work when it’s dry, adding some water makes the job of cleaning tough messes a little easier. The abrasive foam loosens up dirt and grime, and the open microstructure of the foam sucks it in and traps it there. About ten years ago, some smarty-pants discovered that melamine foam was also an effective abrasive cleaner! It works because when melamine resin cures into foam, its microstructure becomes almost as hard as glass – causing it to act like super-fine sandpaper on stains. Magic Erasers are sponges made of melamine foam, which have been used for decades as an insulation and soundproofing material. What Are Magic Erasers, And How Do Magic Erasers Work? It made me curious about just how these babies work, and it turns out the answer is pretty darn interesting. Taking an hour or so to prepare a few freezer meals now will save you time and money down the road (and they might just save your sanity too!) Continue Reading
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