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    Sorry, my confusion. This is the one that I used and it is more of a rubber consistency. It is called Erase It. It basically rubs off the stain without damaging the plaster.

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    Don't worry about putting it in the pool water, the chlorine content as already stated is way too low to cause a problem. I have used it in the pool and there are no gas bubbles that come off of it and it works great. This is the best product ever made to clean the pool liner!

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    Cleancloths,

    This is one of the best tips on this entire site. I too had a dirty water line. I tried an SOS pad, comet, bleach/water mixture, and plain bleach. I scrubbed and scrubbed with a scrub brush with no results. I read this and went out and bought 2 boxes of the Mr Clean Magic Eraser. The results? 2 words....A-MAZING!!!!!! I never knew just exactly how nasty my liner really was, as I was used to seeing it that way. Now my liner looks brand new and it is unbelievable. I didn't even have to scrub very hard, and this filth just disappeared. I used about 6 total on my 18 x 38 IG pool. I also cleaned around the steps with it and my skimmer box. I tested my FC before starting and it was 5.5 PPM. I didn't turn any funky colors by using it so I would agree that the minute PPM of chlorine in a pool won't hurt anything.

    I would love to buy you a 6 pack of the beverage of your choosing for this thread. My pool looks 1,000 x better now, and it didn't take me 30 minutes. Kudos!

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    I have been using the Mr Clean sponges for over a year and have not had any problems with mixing it with the chlorine in the pool. After scrubbing with it for a while it does start to break down. But the results are amazing and it doesn't require alot of elbow grease.

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    Quote Originally Posted by VOLDADDY
    Cleancloths,

    This is one of the best tips on this entire site. I too had a dirty water line. I tried an SOS pad, comet, bleach/water mixture, and plain bleach. I scrubbed and scrubbed with a scrub brush with no results. I read this and went out and bought 2 boxes of the Mr Clean Magic Eraser. The results? 2 words....A-MAZING!!!!!! I never knew just exactly how nasty my liner really was, as I was used to seeing it that way. Now my liner looks brand new and it is unbelievable. I didn't even have to scrub very hard, and this filth just disappeared.
    I wholeheartedly agree..I just tried this for the first time today. I also didn't realize how nasty my liner was until I used the eraser on it. I can't believe how brand spankin' new my pool looks now!! Thanks for the great tip!!
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    I use the mr. clean magic eraser for everything! I love it.

    However...just as an fyi..don't use it on your skin. Yeah, Yeah laugh all you want. I had a spray on tan that was wearing off unevenly so I used it to remove the tan. I was gently and didn't scrub hard or anything. I was so thrilled....for about 15 minutes. Then I felt like I had a full body rug burn.
    Not nice.

    otherwise, these things rock! I think they are just white melamine foam.

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