Magic Eraser is a popular household cleaning product sold by CVS Health, which is a leading retail pharmacy company. The Magic Eraser is widely used for cleaning various surfaces and removing tough stains. The Magic Eraser CVS is known for its versatility and effectiveness. It can be used on a wide range of surfaces, including walls, countertops, floors, bathroom fixtures, and even shoes. The eraser is designed to quickly and easily remove dirt, grime, scuff marks, fingerprints, and other stubborn stains. The Magic Eraser CVS is made of melamine foam, which has a unique structure that helps it effectively lift and trap dirt particles.
I support the invisible dye, the above is just my two cents on the matter.
While in real life a plant like that might be rare I d consider thinking about it as just another dye plant that is as common as the others; don t have to but yeah. While living in the barracks, there were times when certain items were prohibited, such as food, or coffee pots, or microwaves as I didn t want to do without these things, I would sprinkle them with Vanishing Powder, while leaving the items in plain sight.
The Magic Eraser CVS is made of melamine foam, which has a unique structure that helps it effectively lift and trap dirt particles. When activated with water, the melamine foam creates a gentle abrasive action that helps to remove stains without causing damage to the surface being cleaned. One of the key advantages of the Magic Eraser CVS is its ability to tackle a variety of stains and marks.
Items Invisible Dye
All the bad criticism is coming from the same person, who happens to have no idea what he's talking about.
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Baconfry called me. Said he needed some backup, and I can see why.1. I am tired, Good. Get off the computer and rest for a bit. Come back when you can think straight.
2. I do not like it Good for you, you've learned what an opinion is! Next word to add to your dictionary: facts.
3. It COULD be hard too code
And you're secretly a Terraria developer, are you? What does that even have to do with anything? It's not your call what's worth adding and what's not.
4. You should have put some more thought into the original suggestion, like the stuff you did not include, like the moon shell stuff.
What is there to elaborate on? It's a dye item that makes stuff transparent. It is crafted with an invisible dye plant. Transformation items are not affected by Dyes, vanity slots, accessory visibility, or anything, so your one and only real concern is baseless. Now, if you can't be arsed to contribute to the suggestion, then beat it. We get it. You don't want this to be added. Now you can get lost.
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, I'm still disappointed about not having the option to go shirtless in Terraria (my character is a girl, please don't judge me).
An explicit content mod would have to be available, or a possible rating change. Currently the witch from left 4 dead I mean nymph doesn't have nipples. So the invisible dye would either do the same thing or make you wear undergarments.
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OH YES. NOW I CAN GO AROUND ACTING LIKE A SHIRTLESS VIKING.
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And personally, I'm still disappointed about not having the option to go shirtless in Terraria (my character is a girl, please don't judge me).
Bam, invisible dye. This is a unique dye in that what's supposed to be dyed instead becomes invisible. That means that wearing it in clothing slots replaces your clothing sprite with a new sprite of underwear. Yes, girls will keep their lingerie on, stop asking. The color of the underwear depends on character creation, and of course can be changed at a dresser. It changes helmet sprites into the Familiar Wig, if you can't be assed buying one. But if you try to use Invisible Dye with the Familiar Wig, you can appear bald.
The drawback is that the dye plant for Invisible Dye will probably be insanely hard to find.
Thoughts?
I don't think you should combine concepts, invisible dye sounds like a great idea, but I don't think it should penetrate the entirety of a person's clothing, and it wouldn't make sense because your base sprite has clothes when you start- the only thing I'd suggest is making a separate post for your desire for underwear and lingerie for characters. That's an entirely different thing in my opinion.
Having said all that- getting back to the dye itself. I don't believe there's a reason for the dye plant to be more or less rare than any other dye items in the game, it's supposed to help players customize themselves even more, and having it be rare means that it's just another hunt in the game. Not that I don't mind rareness and drop rates in Terraria, I personally love RNG; I just find that it's not really more special than any other dye plant. While in real life a plant like that might be "rare" I'd consider thinking about it as just another dye plant that is as common as the others; don't have to but yeah.
I support the invisible dye, the above is just my two cents on the matter.
It is particularly effective at removing crayon marks from walls, scuff marks from floors, and soap scum from bathroom fixtures. The eraser can be used dry or damp, depending on the type and severity of the stain. Using the Magic Eraser CVS is simple and requires minimal effort. The eraser can be cut into smaller pieces for precise cleaning or used as a whole. It is important to test the eraser on a small, inconspicuous area before using it on a larger surface to ensure compatibility. In addition to its cleaning prowess, the Magic Eraser CVS is also known for its durability. Each eraser can be used multiple times before needing to be replaced, making it a cost-effective cleaning solution for many households. Overall, the Magic Eraser CVS is a reliable and efficient cleaning product that can tackle a wide range of stains and marks. Its versatility, effectiveness, and durability have made it a popular choice among homeowners and cleaning professionals alike. Whether for everyday cleaning or tackling stubborn stains, the Magic Eraser CVS is a trustworthy option..
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1. John - 1 star
I was very disappointed with the Magic edaser from CVS. It didn't work at all for me. I followed the instructions carefully, but it barely made a dent in removing any stains or marks on my walls. The sponge was also quite flimsy and didn't hold up well. Overall, it was a waste of money and I wouldn't recommend it.
2. Sarah - 2 stars
I had high hopes for the Magic edaser I purchased from CVS, but it didn't meet my expectations. While it did manage to remove some minor stains, it struggled with tougher marks, like crayon or permanent marker. I found myself having to put in a lot of effort and repeatedly scrubbing the same spot to see any results. Additionally, the sponge started to disintegrate after just a few uses, which was disappointing. I've used other erasers before that worked better and lasted longer.
3. Mike - 1 star
The Magic edaser from CVS was a complete waste of my money. It claimed to easily remove scuff marks and stains, but it didn't even come close. I tried it on multiple surfaces, such as walls, furniture, and doors, but it had little to no effect. The sponge itself was flimsy and fell apart after just a couple of uses. I would not recommend this product to anyone looking for an effective eraser.
4. Emily - 1 star
I was not impressed with the Magic edaser I purchased from CVS. It did not deliver on its promise of effortlessly removing stains and marks. I found it to be quite ineffective, especially when it came to tougher stains like ink or food spills. The eraser also wore down incredibly fast, making it difficult to continue using it after just a few minutes. Overall, I would not purchase this product again and would advise others to seek better alternatives.