No wand-waving here: The “magic” of the eraser is simply melamine, a nitrogen-rich organic base that, in its solid state, is a powerful-yet-delicate abrasive. Melamine is a widespread chemical compound used in everything from dry erase boards to sound insulation on bullet trains to your grandparents' Formica table.

Don't ever use a Magic Eraser to clean any electronic screen, including your computer, phone, or television.

Ingredients/Chemical Name: Formaldehyde-Melamine-Sodium Bisulfite Copolymer.

You can even use it to remove tea and coffee stains from in cups mugs. And tea pot throughout the rest of the home white magic sponges can be used to erase scuff marks from floors walls.

Magic Eraser is made of superfine foam which is abrasive and can result in rashes or burns, even with gentle rubbing. Because of this, the Magic Eraser should never be used on a child or adult's skin.

The Bottom Line However, if you want the most cleaning power from your eraser, we at Taste of Home have to recommend the original: the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. Both the classic and kitchen versions of this product held up to the most wear and tear.

For general cleaning of the frame and screen of your TV, you should use a soft, clean, lint-free, dry cloth. We recommend using a microfibre cloth. You should never use any type of window cleaner, soap, scouring powder, or any cleanser with solvents such as alcohol, benzene, ammonia, or paint thinner.

And the back of the tv. If you can get to it because electronics like to attract us thanks to the wonder of static electricity. But they don't function so well with lots of dust in and on them.

Magic Eraser is made of superfine foam which is abrasive and can result in rashes or burns, even with gentle rubbing. Because of this, the Magic Eraser should never be used on a child or adult's skin.

Hopefully data's if you're drawing a lot and then you have a nice clean edge to work with check that out boom. That was your second ninja tip on erasing.

Magic Eraser is made of superfine foam which is abrasive and can result in rashes or burns, even with gentle rubbing. Because of this, the Magic Eraser should never be used on a child or adult's skin.

Hopefully data's if you're drawing a lot and then you have a nice clean edge to work with check that out boom. That was your second ninja tip on erasing.