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MY EYES THEY BURN!!!1! Change your pic, it's scary (seriously).
COOL!
I use it on my walls all the time and never had that type of problem. How hard did you scrub?
It's a microabrasive, and I can attest that it will remove paint. I was trying to remove some scuffs from a wall in my old place, that paint had probably been there since it was built. If you scrub lightly and relatively briefly, it'll remove stains. If you scrub hard and for longer periods, it'll remove paint. It's also reasonably good for blending paints together, fwiw. If you've painted a wall and have roller lines, the Magic Eraser can help blend the lines away.
It also removed the paint from my walls, but we didn't paint them so I can't attest to the quality the previous owners chose.
It's true, I used one to blend paints on a mask I made once
Had it happen to me too OP.
Yeah, it says that on the box. YDI.
"Do not use on paint"?
I bet Mr. Clean used to be a ginger... He got very insecure about it, became obsessed with inventing products that remove unwanted color (i.e. stains), and finally came up with the magic eraser, which he then used to erase his red hair, turning it white. Quite the leap of faith, but it all fits.
Mr. Clean is bald.
My bad... It still works though. He erased the hair.
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It's magic!