Dry Cleaning Soot Eraser Sponge - (2-Pack) Smoke, Soot, Dust and Dirt Remover

I have had a worsening soot problem in my apartment , I believe from my pellet stove. It was driving me nuts to see “ghosting” on my ceilings. I tried to clean my walls with vinegar and dish soap which helped but it did not work on my ceiling, which had been painted with flat paint. I took a leap of faith and purchased these sponges, I was optimistic they would pick up the soot and grime. One swipe of the sponge and I was SHOCKED. I was hoping to just spot clean the bad areas but it works so well that I have to clean the whole ceiling lol. Only gripe is that small pieces flake off so wear eye protection if you are a shorty like me looking up at the ceiling.

The sponges work but not on a large surface area. You would need multiple sponge packs to get the job done. I finished one part of our ceiling in a house we are renovating hoping to clean them before I paint. It took two sponges to clean just part of the ceiling, and they had to be washed.

Super sad that I wasted my money on this- ended up being a let down but I got the mark off the walls with Lysol so I’m not too bummed about it.

Works okay. I don't think it's marketed for heavy cleaning but to be clear, it will not get heavy soot off a wall.

I use the product to clean comic books without damaging the paper and color. Hard to tell how much cleaning it does. But it does remove small debris and does not hurt the paper nor the color.

It's removed the loose soot. But was easier to get primed and painted. Not alot of debris after sponge.

This didn’t remove any soot from my painted wood mantle.

The bigger one works better