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- SCVJeffExplorerThe Mr. Clean sponge is amazingly abrasive, that's why it does such a good job taking marks off the wall, and often the paint with it. If you scrub anything polished with that sponge, don't be surprised if that ends up being the dull spot. We use SoftScrub GEL, not the white stuff that is akin to rubbing compound. The gel is easy on everything and does a great job.
- Tennessee_NomadExplorerDawn and a sponge... a little bit of magic eraser for stubborn stains. I wouldn't use anything more abrasive than magic eraser though...
- wmosesExplorer
'tiredTeacher wrote:
After cleaning, wax it with a liquid car wax (NOT polish). This will make it mucho slick and stains won't be a problem. Same for the toilet,
Teach
Hmmmm....waxing my toilet bowl? :h I like the intent but that is a bit much for me. :) - wmosesExplorer
GrandpaKip wrote:
Dawn and a sponge.
.... and hot water to get the grease that the dish detergent doesn't get. That's all that is needed. - BumpyroadExplorer
peajay wrote:
Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
Use nothing more aggressive than a Mr. Clean.
bumpy - sbowman871Explorer
SDcampowneroperator wrote:
peajay wrote:
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Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
X3 - _tiredTeacherExplorer IIAfter cleaning, wax it with a liquid car wax (NOT polish). This will make it mucho slick and stains won't be a problem. Same for the toilet,
Teach - TucsonJimExplorer IIIf you use anything abrasive such as a green pad, steel wool pad or cleanser like comet or soft scrub, you'll put micro scratches in the sink which will allow for stains to set. All the suggestions above will work fine.
- dadmomhExplorerDawn and a sponge x 2.
- SDcampowneroperExplorer
peajay wrote:
x2
Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
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