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Re: Questions on Bathing
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lugnet.off-topic.debate
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Mon, 10 Jun 2002 06:38:56 GMT
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I don't take baths, but mainly because my bathtub doesn't have waterjets ;-) Once
I own a house, a whirlpool bathtub will be a necessity, and I'll take them every
chance I get.
I personally shower every day. I have to, as my hair looks too oily about a day
after the last shower, no matter how strong or weak a shampoo I use, or whether or
not I use a conditioner. If I skip a day, it's obvious (if you saw me at work on
Sat when I got paged in, you would have known I hadn't had time to shower before
speeding in to work - not a pretty sight).
Then again, I probably don't need a monthly bath, as I generally get dirty/oily
enough working on my cars at least once a month, to the point where I have to take
Simple Green and a pot scrubber sponge to my arms, neck, and legs (if wearing
shorts during the car work) ;-)
richard marchetti wrote:
> Hey Y'all:
>
> I have some questions on bathing and I am having difficulty finding any
> information on the subject. Once, a long time ago, I read an article in
> Smithsonian magazine that gave both an historical overview of bathing
> practices around the world and a practical "how to" on bathing technique.
> Has anyone seen anything even remotely similar to such essays on the internet?
>
> While I don't bath absolutely every day, I rarely go more than three days
> without at least showering. Part of my full bathing technique includes
> periodically (once a week, sometimes only twice a month) soaking for at
> least 20 minutes in a tub of warm water so that I may properly slough off
> dead skin and oils with mildly abrasives cleansers and/or sponges. I
> usually follow up the bath with a short shower to rinse all the grungy bath
> stuff off of my person.
>
> Tonight on the television program "60 Minutes" the final commentator opined
> that bathtubs were useless and should be gotten rid of. I couldn't help but
> feel that he was VERY misinformed about the benefits of a bathtub and proper
> bathing techniques.
>
> Am I crazed? Do other people REALLY not know why or how to bath? Am I some
> kind of super-clean freak?
>
> -- Hop-Frog
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