Yep, I know exactly what you mean Dan! The bars of soap feel awful, especially if they are already wet when you have to use them. I tend to avoid using them if I can but at my mums friend for example is allergic to alot of chemicals so she has to have the bars of very mild soap, so If im there I just try to touch the soap as little as I can whilst still making sure I washed my hand properly.Dan wrote:I don't mind shampoo but bar soap, EWWW. Just thinking about it sends shivers down my spine. Anyone else have that? I have to use liquid soap.
Yep, I know exactly what you mean Dan! The bars of soap feel awful, especially if they are already wet when you have to use them. I tend to avoid using them if I can but my mums friend for example is allergic to alot of chemicals so she has to have the bars of very mild soap, so If im there I just try to touch the soap as little as I can whilst still making sure I washed my hand properly.Dan wrote:I don't mind shampoo but bar soap, EWWW. Just thinking about it sends shivers down my spine. Anyone else have that? I have to use liquid soap.
Creative wrote:I don't like using a bar of soap either. I remember when I was little then it took me ages to learn that you have to rub the bar of soap between your hands and then use your hands to wash your body. I used to rub the whole bar of soap over my body as I didn't realise that I wasn't meant to do that.
Steph wrote:Bar soap is very unhygienic-we are banned from using it at work for that reason as bacteria, including faecal bacteria, gets transferred onto the soap by someone washing their hands after the toilet and this bacteria, as Alice's mum said, survive in the cracks and get passed on to the next person.
Star wrote:I don't mind washing my hair but I hate drying it I always end up burning my head.
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