Transform your shower in minutes with Mr Clean Magic Eraser

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The Mr Clean Magic Eraser is a popular cleaning tool that is effective for removing stubborn stains and dirt from a variety of surfaces. One area where the Magic Eraser particularly excels is in the shower. The shower is a high-traffic area that can quickly accumulate soap scum, hard water stains, and mildew. These issues can be challenging to remove with traditional cleaning products, but the Magic Eraser provides a solution. The main idea is that the Mr Clean Magic Eraser is an effective tool for cleaning the shower. The Magic Eraser is made from a melamine foam that has micro-scrubbers that effectively lift dirt and stains from surfaces.


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There are repeat cruisers that have been cruising with Disney for over 20 years and to abruptly discontinue presenting those guests as well as first time guests who choose to pay the ever increasing premium to cruise Disney with a Personal Navigator upon checkin without any mention is insulting if you ask me. Oh wait ok - the animation thing is something we would enjoy, but still that s only one thing, and from what I could make out only the one time slot.

Navigator magic tune

The Magic Eraser is made from a melamine foam that has micro-scrubbers that effectively lift dirt and stains from surfaces. Its sponge-like texture makes it easy to maneuver around corners, grout lines, and shower fixtures. To use the Magic Eraser in the shower, simply wet the sponge and squeeze out any excess water.

April 28, 2004 Disney Wonder Daily Navigator

A reader just sent me these photos of a daily Navigator for the Wonder from 2004! I posted them on my Facebook page, but I am making this post for them as well so that I can link to them on my Navigator page.

At that time, the Wonder was alternating 3 & 4 nights Bahamas itineraries from Port Canaveral. Some of the notable things that caught my eye:

-It doesn’t say which characters will be at the character appearances

-there was a cruise director named Jacqui

-early dining was 6:00 instead of 5:45

-Triton’s had a dress code of “jacket for men, dress or pantsuit for women”

-Parrot Cay (now Tiana’s Place) and Animator’s Palate had a dress code of “no shorts or jeans”

-Palo was only $10 per person (today it is $40), which makes me shocked that the onboard booking offer was the same as it is today: 10% off plus a $200 credit for 7+ night sailings – they need to adjust that $200 for inflation just like everything else! If the price of Palo has gone up 300%, shouldn’t the onboard credit go up at least a little bit?

-Apparently Wavebands allowed smoking after 9:00 PM

-There were not lifeguards at the pools (which actually weren’t added until late 2013)

I also just received a FULL SET of Navigators for a 7 night sailing on the Magic in March 2002. It will take me some time to get them all organized and ready but stay tuned, they’re coming soon!

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Knowing that we’d soon be sailing, I did my best Elsa impersonation and let it go in order to experience whatever onboard Personal Navigator situation there was to experience myself. At least, how things were going on the Disney Fantasy. I cannot speak firsthand about the other ships, however I suspect there was shoreside directive to the fleet. If you followed along with our trip reports, some of what you are about to read will be a repeat, but hang in there, I promise there will be some more.
Mr clean magic eraser for shower

Then, gently scrub the surface of the shower, focusing on areas with stains or build-up. The Magic Eraser's unique material will break up and lift away the dirt, leaving your shower looking clean and refreshed. The Mr Clean Magic Eraser is also safe to use on a variety of shower surfaces, including tile, fiberglass, glass, and acrylic. However, it is always a good idea to test a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure that there is no damage or discoloration. In conclusion, the Mr Clean Magic Eraser is an excellent option for cleaning the shower. Its effective scrubbing power and versatile material make it ideal for tackling tough stains and build-up. By using the Magic Eraser, you can enjoy a clean and sparkling shower without the need for harsh chemicals or excessive scrubbing..

Reviews for "The easy way to tackle mold and mildew in your shower with Mr Clean Magic Eraser"

1. Sarah - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser for the shower. I had heard such great things about it, but it did not work as well as advertised. It barely made a dent in the soap scum and hard water stains in my shower. I followed the instructions carefully and even tried using it with different cleaning solutions, but nothing seemed to work. I ended up having to use a different product to get the job done. I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for an effective shower cleaner.
2. John - 2 stars - I have to say, I was not impressed with the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser for the shower. While it did remove some light stains and grime, it struggled with tougher build-up. I had to put in a lot of effort and scrubbing to get any noticeable results, which was quite frustrating. Additionally, I found that the eraser quickly disintegrated after just a few uses, making it not worth the price. I will be sticking to my regular shower cleaner from now on.
3. Laura - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser for the shower, but it didn't live up to my expectations. It seemed to work well on small stains and smudges, but when it came to tackling the more stubborn soap scum and mildew, it fell short. I had to put in a lot of elbow grease and still didn't achieve the desired results. I won't be repurchasing this product, as there are more effective shower cleaning options available on the market.

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