magic eraser not safe

I use the magic erasers every once in a while. I never give them to the kids to use though. My husband and I are the only ones that use it. But thanks for the warning.

thanks for the information your gave to us!

Wow I wonder if it is clearly posted on the container of this danger. I have only tried it one time and was not satisfied with it as it was to small. But nice heads up on yet another product that we might leave on our sinks and young children could get a hold of.

This is something that all parents should be aware of. Cleaning products are best in the hands of adults. I can not pictureing me giving a five or six year old a chemically treated sponge. I would also not think that the sponge would be that dangerous either. I do think that parents need to be very carefull what they give their children. I am glad the child is going to be alright. The only thing I ever gave my daughter to clean with or wipe up with was a rag with soap on it or just a plain papertowel. Until she was about ten or so I cleaned up after her most of the time. I know I am over protective of her. She is now sixteen and always telling me how I need to let her grow up but it is so hard. I have to say also that I have been very lucky. I have never spent any time in the Hospital emergency room with her either. Accidents happen and thank God this one was not bad. Always read boxes and containers before alowing a child to use something.

As a genera; rule of thumb any cleaning type thing can be harful to kids. Sorry that she made that mistake, Hope the little guy is ok now.