12 x Saplax Magic Eraser Sponge - Melamine Sponge Home Cleaning - Chemical Free Cleaner For Pads, Wipes Dirt Stain Grime & Marks from Most Household Surfaces - kitchen, Bathroom, Tile, Shoe

I had yellow staining on a non standard shape of plastic toilet seat that nothing would remove. It was so bad I replaced the seat, and it was expensive! Unfortunately over time the new seat stained round the edges on the underpart, just the same. I saw an advert for Magic Erasers being the only way to clear these stains, was sceptical but, joy oh joy, it worked. Couldn’t believe it. Had tried everything I could think of but these innocuous foam pads really are ‘magical’. Cannot recommend enough.

First time trying these sponges and to be honest expect they will work so well. Erased many of the dark scratches in the walls, only their durability isn’t great, sponge seems to almost “evaporate” with each use so you have to repurchase them quite frequently. Still, good value for money.

These are Brilliant! So far I’ve tried them on kitchen & bathroom tiles, kitchen cupboards, cooker hood, glass oven door, glass shower door, PVC windows frames, trainers, carpet stains, pvc doors, painted woodwork, scuffed marks on walls, tea stained cups & teaspoons, stainless steel kettle, pots & pans, ceramic sink, taps.....! I think they are magic! Yes they do crumble, but then I’m not wasting money on cleaning fluid. They leave a slight milky residue but this is easily removed with a clean cloth & water.

Not very happy with these they fall apart way to easily not very good quality in my opinion

Great sponges. Really useful and at a great price. I always travel with half a sponge as it’s great for cleaning off marks on baggage and turning trainers back to white etc.

I have used this product to remove 'old' stains from a painted wall. The result has been good. The most stubborn stains have not been removed, but hopefully will be 'improved' at future attempts. When using on painted walls do not scrub at the stains with the damp sponge, rather sweep lightly over and over the affected area. Scrubbing too hard will remove the paint and leave its own patches. A lighter touch brings good results. I have used a lightly-dampened sponge on marked paintwork, equally good result,

I guess it depends what your using these eraser sponges for whether its seen as value for money, and durable. As for longevity again that depends on what your using it for such as a one off cleaning task (due to hygiene reasons) or multiple tasks. There not my go to every day cleaning sponges, and we'd all like things to cost less, but there great for what they were designed for. I purchased them for getting the odd stubborn stain from paint work (non water based paint), and for my kitchen tops where you have to be particularly careful of the products you use on them. I've even used one on the base of my shower tray (after other clean tasks) and it seemed to make the job effort less.

These are amazingly good at removing scuff marks from baths/panels and almost anything plastic especially white plastics, they're not super durable but they keep on working even when they look like they're falling apart, I'm really impressed how they cleaned up my old retro computers (Beige boxes), recommended from me.