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Coast bar soap
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BTW, I have noticed cheap motels supply once again soap and shampoo. For some time you had to bring your own. They are still stingy with towels, though. Years ago I kept hoarding dozens of those tiny motels and hotel soap and shampoo bottles in a drawer.
I rotate the small one to the sink and a new bar in the shower......
you are now aware of the only soap suitable for removing stains from clothes, degreasing hands after a day of wrenching is better than any dishwashing liquid you ever used (squeak clean dishes and even removes fatty tomato stains from plastic) AND is all natural biodegradable so its safe around your pets and fish
Only bar soap I use are local-made novelty ones. Otherwise it's always body wash.
I can understand why the men's cologne thread got deleted now.
I can understand why the men's cologne thread got deleted now.
Janet Leigh used bar soap in Psycho. We know what happened to her. Stay away from bar soap!
I used Dial Basics bar soap for years. It was just hypoallergenic soap with no perfumes or anything else in it, just soap. It was cheap too, like $1.50 for two bars of it of something. And you could get it anywhere... until you couldn't.
Dial stopped making it which made it very valuable to certain people. I bought a 36 pack for like $55 right when COVID hit and I thought that was a ripoff then. Now there is someone on Amazon selling it for $45 for two bars. People are opportunist nutjobs.
Dial stopped making it which made it very valuable to certain people. I bought a 36 pack for like $55 right when COVID hit and I thought that was a ripoff then. Now there is someone on Amazon selling it for $45 for two bars. People are opportunist nutjobs.
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I got some bigA soap bars from him. Cut them in half for better crack cleaning
I use liquid soap waist up
I got some bigA soap bars from him. Cut them in half for better crack cleaning
I use liquid soap waist up
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Deodorant bar soaps make my skin itch and my eyes water. I somehow used Lever 2000 for a while, went to Dial Basics for a few years, then tried Lever again and couldn't stand it.
Ivory reeks and smells 'cheap'.
Dove Sensitive Skin feels like I bathed in baby oil afterward. Wasn't a fan. Cetaphil is similar but not to the same extent.
With Dial Basics now no longer an option, Dr. Bronner's 'baby unscented' is my new go-to. It's not cheap at $5 a bar, but it's a man-sized 5oz bar.
Ivory reeks and smells 'cheap'.
Dove Sensitive Skin feels like I bathed in baby oil afterward. Wasn't a fan. Cetaphil is similar but not to the same extent.
With Dial Basics now no longer an option, Dr. Bronner's 'baby unscented' is my new go-to. It's not cheap at $5 a bar, but it's a man-sized 5oz bar.
I'll bring my own soap, thank you.
Sometimes I use Gojo with pumice.
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I have 3 bathrooms with a bar of soap in each. 1 Dial 1 Coast 1 Safeguard. All 20+ years old. They are my go to when I need to wash my hands.
Meh. Soap is soap. Unless you have a legitimate dermatological condition, in which case you probably don't buy your soap at a department or grocery store.
In the shower, I usually just soap down with shampoo. It's already in my hair, so why waste it? I normally wash my hands in the kitchen sink with dish soap. No sense in dirtying up the bathroom sink with my greasy digits.
In the shower, I usually just soap down with shampoo. It's already in my hair, so why waste it? I normally wash my hands in the kitchen sink with dish soap. No sense in dirtying up the bathroom sink with my greasy digits.
Show us your hands!
For better crack cleaning?Sometimes I use Gojo with pumice.
