How To Remove Soot Stains With Magic Eraser

A great way to remove soot stains from hard surfaces like cabinets, ceilings, and walls is to use the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser (or its generic equivalent).

The video below shows the use of the Magic Eraser.

In addition, it gives some additional tips for soot stain removal, including to use soy candles since she says they don't produce soot.

Please comment below if you have found this to be true or not about soy candles, because I have not heard this before.

In addition, for the smoke smell left behind from the soot she suggests using vinegar and water for odor removal.

Here is Stain-Removal-101.com's advice for removing soot stains from clothing, upholstery and carpet.

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In addition, you can share your uses and reviews of the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser here, telling me how it has worked for you, whether good or bad. You can also see other uses already submitted for this versatile cleaning product.

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