Recently, there have been rumors circulating about the discontinuation of Clorox Oxi Magic products. People have been questioning whether these products are still being sold or not. It is important to note that **Clorox Oxi Magic is still being sold** and is available for purchase. Despite the speculation, there is no official announcement or evidence to suggest that the product has been discontinued. Clorox Oxi Magic is a popular cleaning product known for its powerful stain-removing abilities. It is regularly stocked in stores and can also be purchased online.
And there’s a process video too.
In fact the suits we know in common playing cards 56 cards split into hearts, spades, clubs, and diamonds correlate to the suits of the tarot cups, swords, wands, and pentacles minus the major arcana more on tarot in a bit. If you ve bought a used or second-hand tarot deck, it is an especially good idea to do this, unless it is a gift from someone you know, in which case their magical signature may act to provide guidance.
It is regularly stocked in stores and can also be purchased online. So, if you are a fan of Clorox Oxi Magic, rest assured that the product is still on the market and can be easily found..
Magic for Artists Part 2: Tarot & Other Decks
Welcome back to my Magic for Artists series. If you missed Part 1, go back and read it now, because it’ll give you some background on why I’m doing this series and what some definitions of magic are, and why it’s good for fantasy artists especially to understand how you can use magic as an artistic tool and as a topic for making art. As I said in that last post, we’re not tackling magic in the religious sense, but more in the psychological sense. In a nutshell, I believe artists access the subconscious to make their art, and magic in all its forms are tools to help get your conscious brain and your subconscious brain talking. And one of the best ways for artists — because its so damn visual — is cartomancy, aka, card magic. Decks like tarot, lenormand, and oracle decks are literally the illustration of your subconscious.
No wonder artists love illustrating card decks! My purpose in writing this article is to educate artists before they decide to tackle a Tarot deck. There are too many Tarot Decks out there where the art might be nice, but the artist didn’t know the meanings of the cards, so they’re not as good (and not as popular with the Divination audience) as they could be. And that’s a shame, because there’s so much demand for good decks of all types out there! And there’s a lot of artists who would be much better suited to doing an Oracle Deck, a Lenormand Deck, or another style of deck that would better fit their art (and vary the amount of cards they need to illustrate).
I’m not going to be giving a lot of history in this post, because it will balloon infinitely out of control. So here’s a great article on playing card history from The Atlantic, a more in-depth page from World of Playing Cards, and a nice one specifically on tarot history from Mental Floss.
Now lets break down the types of card decks commonly used for artistic and magical purposes:
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Reviews for "The hunt for Clorox Oxi Magic: Why it has become a rare commodity."
- Sara - 1 star
I am extremely disappointed that Clorox Oxi Magic is no longer being sold. This was my go-to stain remover and it worked wonders on all kinds of stains on my clothes. I have tried other products but none of them gave me the same results. Clorox Oxi Magic was gentle on fabrics yet tough on stains, and I haven't been able to find a replacement that meets my expectations. I hope Clorox brings this product back soon.
- John - 2 stars
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- Emily - 1 star
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- Alex - 2 stars
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