Mr. Clean Magic Eraser & vinyl liner

[waterbear]

I have some of these to use when detailing cars and never thought about using them for the pool. They can actually damage some surfaces so use caution.

I do however recall something in regard to NOT using it with bleach if I am not mistaken. I will have to look at the box again when I get home.

*edit* found the information on the website
--The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser is a highly effective cleaning tool. Test first on an inconspicuous spot with light pressure to see if surface may scratch or dull. Not recommended for use on surfaces that are polished/glossy, or on brushed, satin, dark, or faux finishes. Do not use with chlorine bleach.--

Are they referring to the bleach being full strength or is the residual enough to cause concern?

Well, ususally when you clean with bleach it is diluted in a bucket of water, not used full strength.

[falken]

Well, ususally when you clean with bleach it is diluted in a bucket of water, not used full strength.

But, a normal amount to clean with is 50-100ppm. Is 3ppm bad?
I used it in my pool to clean the steps, worked like a charm, couldn't find anything else to remove the stains off the plastic.

[Simmons99]

My tap water is 3ppm of chlorine and I haven't died from using it to clean my bathrooms. I probably wouldn't use it if you are running shock levels.