What Does "Calgon, Take Me Away" Mean?
Last Updated Mar 26, 2020 11:03:27 AM ET
The phrase, "Calgon, take me away," originated in a series of advertisements by Calgon bath and beauty products. The phrase was intended to show the relaxation that could come from using the company's products, and it is now an expression used to show a desire to relax.
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