The Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber is a product that aims to simplify and improve the process of cleaning toilets. It is a versatile and convenient alternative to traditional toilet brushes. The product consists of a handle and a scrubber head made of a unique material that is designed to be gentle on toilet surfaces while effectively removing stains and grime. The Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber is easy to use. Simply attach the scrubber head to the handle, wet it with water, and start cleaning.
Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant – Waterford Lakes
529 Alafaya Trail
Strolling Magician at MyPi Amaze and marvel at the slight-of-hand, and magical tricks as our strolling magician charms and delights with his hocus-pocus repertoire, while you casually dine with the family. Standout menu items include house-made tagliatelle with fresh scallops, Bonnet Creek Dragon Rolls sushi, tender beef cheek ragout and a sweet-treat of dulce de leche molten cake.
Simply attach the scrubber head to the handle, wet it with water, and start cleaning. The sponge-like material of the scrubber head is activated by water, allowing it to easily lift and remove tough toilet stains without the need for harsh chemicals or vigorous scrubbing. This makes it a suitable option for households with children or pets, as it minimizes exposure to potentially harmful substances.
La Luce by Donna Scala – Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek – Orlando Magical Dining Month
It’s that time of year again and Orlando Magical Dining Month is upon us. During the past 10 days or so, I’ve seen more friends post photos of their great looking food from their Orlando Magical Dining experience, more than ever before. I think Orlando is embracing the love for food and is proudly showing it. You can join in the dining action too and experience some of Central Florida’s top restaurants for a $30 pre fixe menu. A great deal for a 3 course meal and available all month of September.
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For my first trip out for Orlando Magical Dining this year, I got to try La Luce by Donna Scala inside the Bonnet Creek Hilton resort for the first time. I joined a few local media friends at this modern Italian restaurant, which serves in-house made pastas and tries to use as much local and seasonal ingredients as possible. They also feature wines from Italy, olives from spain, breads and pastries created by an in-house bakery located inside of the hotel. The pastas are made in-house everyday, for that day only. Very labor intensive, but you can taste it in the quality of the pasta. I sampled fellow diners’ pasta dishes and they were great.
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The space itself is very contemporary and stylish. As I was entering, I felt like I was going into a nice Vegas resort restaurant. Walking in you see a sophisticated looking bar and a open kitchen of sorts, with a machine to slice up quality ham, and a flame oven firing up pizzas and various dishes.
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The dining room feels very modern with it’s furniture and artsy light fixtures. While looking fine dining inside, the restaurant keeps a casual and comfortable tone. You can dress up for a nice dinner for two if you would like or you can keep it casual with the family. The restaurant has a nice view of the sunset if you time your meal accordingly.
The pre fixe menu includes 3 courses and La Luce gives a few options to choose from. One of the chefs came out and explained that they really try to use local ingredients. Greens for some of the salads came from Apopka and the chicken in one of the entrees is from a local farm. Scanning through the menu, I actually wouldn’t mind trying one of each. Our group agreed to share a few bites with each other, so here’s what I ordered:
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Ligurian Halibut Crostini w/ tuna sauce, green peppercorn, radishes
The appetizer was light and refreshing, with a good crunch from the crostini. It was a light appetizer and the fish was gentle on the palate. It was a good start to the meal.
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Pollo Arrosto – Roasted half chicken, polenta, grilled corn, red pepper butter
I normally do not order chicken, but when I asked if the chicken was good and if it would impress me, our server said it would. So I ordered it and out came the roasted half chicken. It was tender and juicy, with a slightly crispy skin which I liked. The chicken was better than I expected. The corn polenta underneath was a good accompaniment with its soft texture and crisp edges. The grilled corn on the cob highlighted it’s natural sweetness with a touch of smoke from the grill. The corn used in this dish was sourced locally too.
As mentioned, I had a few samples from fellow diners’ entrees. I tried the Trottoloni Amatriciana that had a rich sauce with bacon and a house-made pasta. It was hearty and had a touch of spice, a dish I’d like to order. Another dish I tried was a Ravioli filled with lemon cream that was really great. The lemon gave it a nice brightness and made an often rich dish very refreshing. The raviolis were made from scratch and you could tell by their bouncy texture. I would definitely order this dish next time.
It’s important to note, that each course was paired with a good wine. I don’t have all of the names, but I’m sure they can recommend a glass to go with each course that you choose.
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Butterscotch pudding with toffee
This dessert was a smooth and sweet Butterscotch pudding. The piece of chocolate covered toffee was a nice touch in both sweetness and crunch. I could have eaten another piece of toffee too!
It’s hard to decide if this was my favorite dessert over the taste of the Tiramisu I sampled. The Tiramisu (not pictured) had a great balance of coffee and sweetness, with a light texture. Both desserts are worth trying if you can order them.
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La Luce has artwork that appears to be paintings that are the centerpieces of the dining area, but they are actually pieces created with chalk by artists and are redone once a month (from what the staff told me). Yet another fun fact in this stylishly decorated restaurant.
The dining experience overall was a great one with quality food. Modern Italian highlighting local ingredients and making fresh pastas from scratch sounds like a good choice to me. The menu at La Luce would be good for those looking to try something new during Orlando Magical Dining month. Dining here feels like you are not in Orlando and it would be a good try for any local who wants to get away for a stay-cation. The restaurant validates valet parking, which is a major plus with dining at any resort restaurant.
Go out there and explore some of the restaurants located in some of the nicest resorts in the area. Resorts are not only for tourists, but for locals too. You may just find your next favorite restaurant. All of the restaurants participating in Orlando Magical Dining Month can be viewed with their menus at www.visitorlando.com/magicaldining/restaurants
La Luce
14100 Bonnet Creek Resort Ln
Orlando, FL 32821
407-597-3600
www.laluceorlando.com
Words and photos by Julius Mayo Jr.
All content and photos © Droolius.com 2012
Disclaimer: I was given the opportunity to attend a media preview dinner for Orlando Magical Dining month. I was not compensated to write this post and all opinions are always my own.
One of the key features of the Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber is its ability to reach difficult areas within the toilet bowl. The oval shape of the scrubber head allows for easy access to the rim, under the rim, and other nooks and crannies that can accumulate dirt and bacteria. The flexible nature of the scrubber head also enables it to conform to the shape of the toilet bowl, ensuring efficient cleaning. Additionally, the Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber is designed with hygiene in mind. The scrubber head is detachable, allowing for easy replacement after prolonged use or when it becomes visibly worn. This ensures that the scrubber head remains clean and effective for each use, reducing the risk of cross-contamination. Overall, the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber offers a convenient and efficient solution for toilet cleaning. Its innovative design, gentle yet effective cleaning action, and attention to hygiene make it a popular choice among consumers. Whether it's removing tough stains or maintaining day-to-day cleanliness, this product provides an easy and effective way to keep toilets sparkling clean..
Reviews for "Simplify Your Cleaning Routine with the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber"
1. Olivia - 2 stars
I was really disappointed with the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber. I had high hopes for it, considering how well the regular Magic Eraser works, but this product just didn't live up to my expectations. The scrubber itself was too flimsy and didn't have enough scrubbing power to effectively clean the toilet. It also didn't seem to have any kind of cleaning solution built into it, so I had to keep applying toilet cleaner separately. Overall, I found this product to be a waste of money and a disappointment.
2. Ethan - 1 star
I simply did not like the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber at all. The scrubber was not durable and started falling apart after just a few uses. It also didn't seem to clean as well as other toilet scrubbers I've used in the past. I had to scrub harder and for longer periods of time to get my toilet clean, and even then, it didn't fully remove stains or build-up. I was expecting a more effective and efficient product, but unfortunately, this one did not meet my expectations.
3. Sophia - 2 stars
I wasn't impressed with the Mr. Clean Magic Eraser Toilet Scrubber. While it did a decent job of cleaning the surface of the toilet, it completely failed at tackling tough stains and grime. I had to put in a lot of effort, scrubbing vigorously, to try and get rid of the stains, but they just wouldn't budge. The scrubber itself also fell apart quite easily, and I had to replace it after just a couple of uses. Overall, I don't think this product is worth the money, especially if you have stubborn stains to deal with.