“Calgon, take me away” became the catchphrase for stressed-out people everywhere during an advertising blitz for the bath products in the 1970s and 1980s. Commercials featuring haggard moms ...

Calgon is launching a contest Monday designed to refresh its old but trusty slogan and to kindle interest in its products among a younger female demographic. The "Take Me Away! Moment" contest ...

before crying out, “Calgon, take me away!” and being immediately transported ... is an indication perhaps of its far-­reaching power. “If you look at something for a long period of time ...

Those around back then are familiar with the phrase, “Calgon, take me away!” It’s not known precisely why The Chicks chose to include this line. But it strikes a surprisingly meaningful ...

Identify the problems, and try to solve it." Dr. Petter reminds us to take a breath and try to figure out what we can take off our plates. Don't be afraid to ask for help and delegate.

Calgon: Take me away! When the troubles of the world were just too much to bear, women knew they could always retreat to the privacy of their bathroom for a mind-clearing soak in a Calgon tub.

What mother doesn't need some time away. Well, last weekend I was ... the question came to me. What is my modern-day Calgon? My iPod! Please don't think ill of me, I knew they were both fine.

They used to run an advert in the USA showing a harried, over worked , over stressed woman in the bath relaxing and forgetting all her problems saying "Calgon take me away". OK, now that we have ...