Rise of the Machines

[Reiwa]

Originally Posted by strongNpretty [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

At 37 years of age, i'm just now putting together the fact- Not everybody uses a vessel for their shower soap distribution...

From day 1, i remember mom and dad teaching me to rub the bar soap on a cloth, and bath with the soapy cloth. I eventually upgraded to liquid soap, and a shower puff, or loofa or whatever, as my soap vessel.

There is an insane amount of folks just using their hands and soap to shower with i realized... That's crazy man.. How are you even scrubbing with your hands? What about when its time to shower your privates? You just start fondling your jazz with soapy hands? That's fuckin weird... What about the butt? You just grab some suds, and just stick your hand in there and start wiping around? Dude that's fucking crazy to me..

We need a proper poll here- Who is using soap vessels, and who is just raw doggin it.

Hands if I'm in a hurry or just want to smell nicer, poofy thing if I want to actually be clean or I'm feeling ashy.

[robayon]

Originally Posted by Reiwa [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Hands if I'm in a hurry or just want to smell nicer, poofy thing if I want to actually be clean or I'm feeling ashy.

You would not believe the roasting I got when this came up at this hotel where I worked wherein I was like the one white dude among a few hundred black folks

The washcloth versus the loofa. I still have loofas. I love those things. The big hygiene question is how often do you replace them? I don't know how they compare in creation of waste against washcloths or sponges, but I prefer them

[magnetaress]

Originally Posted by robayon [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You would not believe the roasting I got when this came up at this hotel where I worked wherein I was like the one white dude among a few hundred black folks

The washcloth versus the loofa. I still have loofas. I love those things. The big hygiene question is how often do you replace them? I don't know how they compare in creation of waste against washcloths or sponges, but I prefer them

Linen, cotton, and wool is pretty carbon neutral if u do it remotely right.

[strongNpretty]

Originally Posted by robayon [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You would not believe the roasting I got when this came up at this hotel where I worked wherein I was like the one white dude among a few hundred black folks

The washcloth versus the loofa. I still have loofas. I love those things. The big hygiene question is how often do you replace them? I don't know how they compare in creation of waste against washcloths or sponges, but I prefer them

I got tired of wash clothes as i became an adult. It's more work to get them all sudsy than one of those poufs you find hanging in the bath aisle at the grocery store. So I replace them monthly. End of each month, i choose a new color, they are like $2.99!

TLDR- I'm saying 1 month mandatory pouf replacement.

[magnetaress]

got my shower in damn that was rough feel like a ringwraith now

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[Jibartik]

Originally Posted by nilzark [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

https://cybernews.com/news/robot-dog...topian-future/

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I just found out this was from a Russian weapons test haha man.. imagine if that worked out and they had these marching around ukraine.

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[strongNpretty]

Originally Posted by Jibartik [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I just found out this was from a Russian weapons test haha man.. imagine if that worked out and they had these marching around ukraine.

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We'll smuggle in faulty chargers for these mechanical beasts. Hit'em with that parasitic drain.

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[magnetaress]

Honestly when u shower more regularly hands are sufficient u don't really have to deeply abraid all ur skin off with a scour.

[magnetaress]

Many soaps are super astringent too. U just need to get the old oil and skin off. U don't want to lose all ur good guy skin bacteria. A mild soap with some softening oils and fats. Stuff like lavender is a big win over sulfates and stuff.

[strongNpretty]

Originally Posted by magnetaress [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Many soaps are super astringent too. U just need to get the old oil and skin off. U don't want to lose all ur good guy skin bacteria. A mild soap with some softening oils and fats. Stuff like lavender is a big win over sulfates and stuff.

Well it's a process... You gotta get yoself scrubbed up and disinfected, and then hit the next step in the process. You gotta lotion up after man. It's crucial. Im'a cocoa butter guy. Born and raised. Parents were slathering me up from day 1!

Cue up Bill Burr's-White people don't know about lotion routine. Enjoy.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RiH-_ZUILk0