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Mr. Clean Magic Eraser

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I love the Mr. Clean Magic Erasers. They clean up so well! But I was concerned that they might not be gluten-free, so I e-mailed them last week. I got this response from them:

Response (Christine) - 08/12/2004 02:25 PM

Thanks for contacting Mr. Clean,

Mr. Clean Magic Erasers don't contain any gluten or dairy.  We appreciate your letting others know about us and I'm sharing your comments with the rest of the team.

Thanks for visiting!

Christina

Mr. Clean Team

You can also get Material Safety Data Sheets using the link below to access the pages that will tell you exactly what is in each of the products made by Procter and Gamble.

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God bless,

Mariann

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