Soap question

[StaticCling]

I generally only use Bar soap (mainly Irish Spring) to wash my junk, ass crack and feet in the shower, everything else I use Body Wash with one of them girly sponge type things. I don't like the idea of using a bar of soap all over meself after it has washed my nether regions.

YMMV

FWIW my favorite body wash soap is Neutrogena Rain Bath.


So, next time your in the drug store buy Neutrogena Rain Bath, Irish Spring and a traditional aftershave like Clubman or Aqua Velva. Then you can say to yourself "This is what Chinaski smells like"

If you want recs on laundry soap and fabric softeners PM me, then you can REALLY smell like me.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by chinaski

I generally only use Bar soap (mainly Irish Spring) to wash my junk, ass crack and feet in the shower, everything else I use Body Wash with one of them girly sponge type things. I don't like the idea of using a bar of soap all over meself after it has washed my nether regions.

YMMV

FWIW my favorite body wash soap is Neutrogena Rain Bath.


So, next time your in the drug store buy Neutrogena Rain Bath, Irish Spring and a traditional aftershave like Clubman or Aqua Velva. Then you can say to yourself "This is what Chinaski smells like"

If you want recs on laundry soap and fabric softeners PM me, then you can REALLY smell like me.

Ummmm, by default, I don't think soap gets dirty or contaminated.

I use a bar of soap head to toe. I don't want a shower full of bottles and gels and sponges and crap. Me, soap, water.

[C3C7NIC]

You are gonna be sorry you aked:

Obsessed with bath products, one of the few "overtly girly" traits I posses.

If shower, I do a salt or sugar body scrub like once a week to exfoliate, then always use moisturizing body soap on my loofah.

If bath, epsom/sea salt combo with essential oils, scrub with loofah.

Even hubs is obsessed with this stuff:

https://www.sfsalt.com/shop-bath

One of my favorite bar soaps:


Hubs favorite soap, smells amazing on him!:

[C5SilverBullet]

I've seen a report where soap is actually smaller than 10-20 years ago

[Defib1961]

Originally Posted by 69camfrk

Ok, is it just me, or is there something to this? It seems like back in the day, a bar of soap would last for hell and ever. Now, if you get a week out of one, it's a miracle. Quick dissolving formula???

Well, people didn't bathe vas often back then.

[Bill]

Originally Posted by Defib1961

Well, people didn't bathe vas often back then.

I take a shower every Saturday, whether I need it or not.

[Grey Ghost]

Unsure how modern soap is manufactured, but I can tell a difference in ice cream. It used to be so dense. The last few that I have bought seem to have more air whipped into them than solid ingredients. I swear the stuff is mostly whipped up air that just is not the same. I imagine something similar with bar soap. Less ingredients and more processed or whipped? I use liquid shower gel type stuff anyway vs bar soap.

[MrPeabody]

Originally Posted by chinaski

I generally only use Bar soap (mainly Irish Spring) to wash my junk, ass crack and feet in the shower, everything else I use Body Wash with one of them girly sponge type things. I don't like the idea of using a bar of soap all over meself after it has washed my nether regions.

YMMV

FWIW my favorite body wash soap is Neutrogena Rain Bath.


So, next time your in the drug store buy Neutrogena Rain Bath, Irish Spring and a traditional aftershave like Clubman or Aqua Velva. Then you can say to yourself "This is what Chinaski smells like"

If you want recs on laundry soap and fabric softeners PM me, then you can REALLY smell like me.

The inside of your helicopter must smell like the soap aisle at the grocery store.

[69camfrk]

Ok, I broke out new bar of fresh Irish Spring this morning 4/4. Let's see how far it goes. Betting it is down to a sliver by this time next week.

[Rob]

Originally Posted by 69camfrk

Ok, I broke out new bar of fresh Irish Spring this morning 4/4. Let's see how far it goes. Betting it is down to a sliver by this time next week.

quit washing areas so vigorously

[Broken Wind]

A shower shouldn’t last more than 30 min.

[Rob]

Originally Posted by Broken Wind

A shower shouldn’t last more than 30 min.

he's military, he knows the 3 minute shower drill

[Cybercowboy]

Originally Posted by Grey Ghost

Unsure how modern soap is manufactured, but I can tell a difference in ice cream. It used to be so dense. The last few that I have bought seem to have more air whipped into them than solid ingredients. I swear the stuff is mostly whipped up air that just is not the same. I imagine something similar with bar soap. Less ingredients and more processed or whipped? I use liquid shower gel type stuff anyway vs bar soap.

Which is why when we buy ice cream, which we don't do all that often, we get the best stuff available which is frozen custard. Andy's is good. There is a place a few miles away that makes the best high-butterfat ice cream, it's like what you remember from the 70's at a good ice cream shop, but good God are they expensive.

[Aerovette]

Originally Posted by C5SilverBullet

I've seen a report where soap is actually smaller than 10-20 years ago

After all that time, I'm surprised there's any left.

My soap is smaller every time I shower.

[69camfrk]

The good ole Irish Spring became a useless sliver yesterday 23Apr19. So...just shy of 3 weeks it lasted.

[MikeB]

Maybe you should write the manufacturer and tell them;
"Damn PETA, start using feral horse by-products in your soap again!"

Hope this helps.

[Olustee bus]

totallybalmy.co.nz/2018/01/24/make-soap-bars-last-longer/

[NEED-A-VETTE]

Kiehl’s Body Wash.

/thread

[Lakota]

Yesterday, heard a discussion on Irish Spring soap . Looks like what they said was true.

"Irish Spring soap repels mammal pests, such as mice, rabbit and deer. It does not repel insect pests. Irish Spring soap does not always eliminate pests completely , but can be a helpful tool to reduce the rate of attack on plants."

https://homeguides.sfgate.com/use-ir...sts-97701.html