As the Advanced Knife Bro I get lots of requests for videos, and perhaps one of the most topical
to my current content and most requested as been a thorough test of Magic Erasers.
To some of you it may sound like a complete lie, but to my most devoted subscribers- they
might be thinking a few things…
oh yeah I did ask him for that.
Others might say well if he’s lying to me he probably has a good reason.
And another subset are just happy it’s pissing some people off.
And to all the new subscribers welcome to the channel, it’s mainly about bladed instruments
and pee pee jokes.
And sometimes I cover other things like speaking truth to household cleaner industrial complex.
Also known as a complete waste of your time.
For work I have these white three sided wooden things- each about 2.81 square feet.
Don’t worry about what they’re for, just know that I need to clean all the black marks-
or they all die.
Help…
Magic Erasers are great for cleaning marks off walls but not making videos about.
I’m trying three types here.
Regular Original Magic eraser 2x the power of itself apparently.
4 x magic eraser, and some Walmart great value garbage.
Now I’m not a math guy but shouldn’t the 4x just be 2x?
Can the original be 2x?
Is it 4x the 2x… like is it really 8?
The marketing team at Procter and Gamble are doing some really advanced math here.
So How many covers can I clean with each eraser, is it worth it buying the extra strength.
Who cares you might ask- which is an excellent question.
I’ll just tell you right now…
I’ll use these things until they’re completely trash.
So let’s see how they do after 1 of each.
And Afterwards after a couple of drinks- we’ll look at how many sponges cleaned how many
of these thing.
Because they all have different amounts of scratches, I don’t hold the sponge the same
way every time, and it’ll give a better idea if the 4x is worth it.
Feeling each in the hand, the 4x feels tougher.
Can’t say if it’s a full 4x on hand feel alone.
It’s also thinner than the other 2.
The 2x and the Walmart feel about the same.
To use, wet the eraser and then ring out all of the excess.
If you’re cleaning the walls in the bathroom, the toilet works great.
First we’ll do the 2x….
We’ll speed up the footage look and see what the sponge looks like.
It looks great…
there’s still quite a bit left.
Now let’s look at the 4x Mr. Clean and speed up the footage.
This one held up better…
it feels stronger overall.
Which it should because companies rarely lie about about stuff like that.
What incentive would they have right???
There’s about a .36 cent difference in price between the 2 mr clean sponges.
Now the Walmart one and speed it up.
This one holds up as well as the standard Mr. Clean.
I have found in the past I get about 2 white wooden things out of these…
mind you these are heavily marked up and thats a little over 5 1/2 square foot.
This is what we might call extreme use in professional product testing videos.
Ok let’s sum it up.
The 4x sponges are better than the others, and as I type this I am having a moment of
self awareness.
I’m doing a video about a household cleaning product.
The Walmart sponges have a 2 cover per average or 5.62 feet of heavily soiled white walls
of cleaning power.
The Mr. Clean standard sponge has nearly exactly the same.
2 sponge per cover 5.62 square feet if you have a terrible memory.
The Mr. Clean 4x sponge gives me 3.6 white board things or 10.30 square feet of cleaning
power.
Remember not all walls will be soiled the same, and proctor and gamble may have not
paid you as much as they did to me to arrive at this conclusion.
Ok that’s a lie, I was given no direction other than my own to create this video which
sounds now even worse.
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