MR.SIGA Multi-Functional Eraser Sponge, Magic Cleaning Pads

They clean our kitchen floor, which is textured light tile, as if my magic. Yes they ‘wear down’ quite fast but as our floor is textured it wasn’t surprising really. But, the DO work! Amazeballs.

I don’t normally leave a review, but I have been so impressed by these sponges that I had to give a review for once. The eraser sponge instructions say they work with just water and will take off most stains… And that’s exactly what they do! I’ve managed to remove some marks off the bath and bathroom tiles that normal “spray and scrub/wipe down” products haven’t got rid of, and the sink and kitchen worktops are looking cleaner than they have done in ages. If you feel sceptical about the claims of these sponges, give them a go and you’ll see for yourself how good they really are.

The principle is brilliant and these do the job well (if you haven’t tried them give them a go!) but they are not very durable and break down rather quickly. The Dr Hygi, for example but not exclusively, last longer and the sponges that are made with one textured side seem to be a bit better. However, this brand is a very good cheap and cheerful alternative.

I was sceptical about these but they really worked. The only thing is don’t use these on varnished furniture as it will take the varnish off. They work a treat on ceramic products and just about any other surface restoring them like new.

Sponges come in a cardboard box. Arrived quickly and as described. Decent enough value for money but you can pick these up in the shops for cheaper (we live a 30 min drive from the nearest shops so don’t mind paying a wee bit more for convenience) These are melamine sponges. typical magic sponge, I prefer the elbow grease ones that have a proper bit of sponge in the middle but these do the trick. If you use them on an abrasive surface or press them too hard into the surface they can leave crumbly bits everywhere. Press the water out of them with a flat hand rather than squeezing/wringing them or you’ll break them apart. If you’re doing a small area it is better to cut the sponge into pieces and half the thickness of the sponge as well. Great for getting greasy marks off things like stove/counter tops. Useful for cleaning up spills or dried on food on vinyl tablecloth. I use this to keep on top of the kitchen sink between doing a proper clean of it. Can be used to get light scuff marks off of walls/furniture. Good at getting bathroom scum off but limited use at getting mould off grout/tiles if it has really set in. Useful to give shower screens a quick wipe down so that water marks and scum don’t build up. I’ve seen people use these to get dry erase markers off whiteboards to varying successes.