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"  Bathrooms are busy rooms any time of year, but in the summer they go into overdrive, especially after long days at the park or beach when everyone in the family wants to take a shower. And more bathroom time for the family usually means more cleaning time for you. To simplify and even eliminate some bathroom cleaning chores this season, three new products from Mr. Clean will be hitting store shelves in July. I asked Ashley Baker, our summer intern and a chemistry student from Sweet Briar College in Sweet Briar, Virginia, to put them to the test. Here&amp;#039;s her take on them:  1. Magic Eraser Select-A-Size ($3.50 right) is a smart update to one of our favorite products. Instead of two medium-size foam blocks in one box, this new version is one large block that&amp;#039;s perforated into six (one large, two medium, and three small) sections. We   found them easy to break apart and use. Just like with select-a-size paper towels, they reduce waste and give you more cleaning from every package. 2. Each Magic Eraser Bath Scrubber pad($3.69 for 2, above) is 30% larger than the original Magic Eraser and has a textured, more durable scrubbing surface to remove soap scum and other tough soils quickly and easily. With its built-in cleaner and angled, contoured shape, it makes cleaning a shower door or large area of tile a one-handed job.   3. Bath Cleaner with Febreze Freshness ($3, left) takes the ingredient from Cascade automatic dishwashing detergent that eliminates spotting on dishes and glasses and brings it to the bathroom. The tile and porcelain surfaces we cleaned with the new Mr. Clean Bathroom Cleaner were not only noticeably shiny, but virtually spot-free. And we think a bathroom that looks cleaner longer (up to seven days, according to the manufacturer) is a bonus any time of year!  For more ways to make bathroom cleaning easier, check out our online speed cleaning tips. Love new cleaning products? See our report of what will be in stores this year from the 2012 International Home and Housewares Show. To see firsthand how we test the products we recommend, sign up for a tour of our Good Housekeeping Research Institute.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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