Old Dutch Cleanser Versus Mr. Clean Magic Eraser

Cleaning is always a chore, but that chore is made even worse if you use products that require you to really put your back into it.  Some cleaning products claim that you can easily wipe away that horrible soap scum, but this isn’t always true.  Two products that I have used are Old Dutch Cleanser and the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser.  Both require scrubbing, but only ones requires back breaking scrubbing, even though it claims to easily remove dirt and grime.

Old Dutch Cleanser has been around since 1905 and is a natural cleanser.  Old Dutch originally came from mines in
California
.  Today you can still buy Old Dutch Cleanser for 3 for $1 at your local dollar store.  I was skeptical at first, thinking that it couldn’t possibly work because it was so cheap in price, but my boyfriend (who had been a bachelor before I came along) swore by it.  After watching him use Old Dutch Cleanser to easily clean our bath tub, I was hooked.  There is very little scrubbing involved when you use Old Dutch Cleanser.  The product is naturally abrasive allowing you to use wash cloth instead of an overly abrasive sponge that could scratch the surface of your bath tub and shower. Old Dutch Cleanser can be used all over the house.  We’ve used it to clean the bath tub, shower, bathroom sink, and kitchen sink all of which, Old Dutch Cleanser cleaned wonderfully.  The only downside of Old Dutch Cleanser is the way it makes your skin feel, after using it.  I highly suggest using gloves when you use Old Dutch Cleanser to avoid making your hands feel chalky afterwards.  But what if you hardly had to scrub at all?  What if you could simply wipe away dirt and grime?