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Black Scuff Eraser

By Debra Frick

Black Scuff Eraser
Black Scuff Eraser
This is a simple tool that you can make to remove scuff marks from tile floors. We use these at the school I work at to remove the children's slide marks on a brand new floor. Our school maintenance guy has a hard time keeping the kids from sliding on his beautiful shiny floors so he made these erasers so that he did not have to get on his knees to clean them off and it also makes it easy for those "small offenders" to clean them off themselves.

Time to complete: 10 minutes

Materials

  • Old broomstick or dowel or extension rod
  • One tennis ball

Instructions

Cut an "X" in the tennis ball and slide on the end of the broomstick.

To use: Rub the tennis ball over the black scuff marks and watch them disappear.

After I made this my grandson was playing with it and we found out that it also works great for cobwebs in corners of rooms. They stick right to the tennis ball and come right down.

Hope this saves on your back and your knees.

About The Author:
Debra Frick is a mother of 5 and a grandmother to 8 grandsons and one granddaughter. She is a published author and poetress. Recycling and saving money are her passions. She also loves crocheting and cooking. She is also a pet rescue volunteer and has many pets of her own.

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RE: Black Scuff Eraser

I had often seen our school janitor with something like this but never knew why until I saw him using it one day. It made so much sense after the fact!
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Post by Savings Assistant

RE: Black Scuff Eraser

Super Idea.....cant wait to try it!!! Simply Brilliant!!

Post by hedera

RE: Black Scuff Eraser

I just retired as a high school janitor recently. I've been using this trick for about 1 1/2 years. WORKS WELL! and its cheaper than commercial items that are at best iffy!

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