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Mr Clean Power Eraser

Dude

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Got home today from detecting and was checking a few of my finds, the usual tooth brush and baking soda under running water. The wife comes over and says why don't you try the Mr Clean Power Eraser. In case you never used one there pretty amazing how they clean.
All I can say is WOW, it cleaned a 64 rosey spotless as if it just left the mint. Doesn't work on crusty Zinclons.:crazy:
Give it a try
 
Can you get it just about anywhere? Don't remember of ever seeing it on the store shelves, but then again wasn't looking for it.
 
Yep, they are just about everywhere in the cleaning supplies but don't use them on collectible coins, they still have a micro abrasive powder in them.
 
GET OUT THE LEA&PERKINS works great!
 
Dude said:
Got home today from detecting and was checking a few of my finds, the usual tooth brush and baking soda under running water. The wife comes over and says why don't you try the Mr Clean Power Eraser. In case you never used one there pretty amazing how they clean.
All I can say is WOW, it cleaned a 64 rosey spotless as if it just left the mint. Doesn't work on crusty Zinclons.:crazy:
Give it a try


They also work great for cleaning coils! I tried one on a Coinsearch coil that was yellowing from age (One of the white ones) and it looked like new afterwards.
 
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