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Soap, liquid vs solid
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I prefer bar soap if it is at my house and it is just my chick and I using it but if we are at someone else's house or sharing a bathroom with other people I prefer liquid.
I prefer bar soap if it is at my house and it is just my chick and I using it but if we are at someone else's house or sharing a bathroom with other people I prefer liquid.
Every morning.
1. Wake up
2. Pee
3. Find pig
4. Kill it
5. Harvest Fat
6. Apply liberally
7. Rinse
Straight from the source for me.
1. Wake up
2. Pee
3. Find pig
4. Kill it
5. Harvest Fat
6. Apply liberally
7. Rinse
Straight from the source for me.
Both
Bar for the shower and liquid for sink.
On a side note, I'm on vacation ins Seattle the last week and about 90% of the public restroom have the foaming liquid soap. Not sure what that means other than it's different than what I'm used to back home.
Bar for the shower and liquid for sink.
On a side note, I'm on vacation ins Seattle the last week and about 90% of the public restroom have the foaming liquid soap. Not sure what that means other than it's different than what I'm used to back home.
Bar but I'm transitioning to liquid. Even bought one of those liquid soap dispensers with motion detection for my bathroom.
Dove bar soap FTW, it feels so moisturizing. Other liquid soaps can irritate my skins sometime. I don't like the "sticky" feeling that crappy bar soap give you though.
liquid seems more sanitary, less stuff collecting etc. and its easier to spread around. foam is the best.
Oh yea that stuff is brilliant. Its all our local shop had left once, and it goes much quicker than other soaps but daaaayum. It was nice on the skin. Even just looking at it makes it dissolve though.
In the shower I'd like to apply the stuff directly to the skin, if that makes any sense at all. Like I couldn't wash my face properly using liquid soap, I'd directly use a hard soap (no sponge) like that to my neck, face, back. Sponge for everywhere else. I just don't see how you'd get a deep clean using just liquid soaps in the shower.
I generally prefer liquid soaps because it's not touched a million times like a bar and I find it lathers better than a bar of soap.
Liquid soap for sinks, because it's easier to press a plunger and get some soap than it is to pick up the bar, rub it around, put it back down again, deal with the little pool of water that forms under the soap and eats away at it...
Bar soap for showers, because when you use liquid soap, the water starts washing it away before you get to use it. For places where I don't want to rub a bar around (like my face) I roll the bar in my hands until I've worked up a lather, then spread it around.
In any shower that's not my own (be it a gym, pool, friend's house), I bring my own little bar of soap, as I don't like the idea of sharing the bar. Failing that, I bring a little bottle of liquid soap or body wash.
Bar soap for showers, because when you use liquid soap, the water starts washing it away before you get to use it. For places where I don't want to rub a bar around (like my face) I roll the bar in my hands until I've worked up a lather, then spread it around.
In any shower that's not my own (be it a gym, pool, friend's house), I bring my own little bar of soap, as I don't like the idea of sharing the bar. Failing that, I bring a little bottle of liquid soap or body wash.
Liquid with a loofah.
I simply turn the side of my body that I'm soaping away from the shower head.
Bars are too slippery.
I simply turn the side of my body that I'm soaping away from the shower head.
Bars are too slippery.
In the shower, anything.
At a sink, it's liquid soap or nothing. I'd rather not use soap than use a nasty bar soap.
At a sink, it's liquid soap or nothing. I'd rather not use soap than use a nasty bar soap.
