I only take warm (hot) baths when I need to soak and treat my sensitive/dry skin with medicated bath oils. I'm not a fan otherwise. I just feel like I'm stewing in my own casserole juices.
I much prefer showers. |
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By *rjay224 OP Man 17 weeks ago
nottingham |
"I only take warm (hot) baths when I need to soak and treat my sensitive/dry skin with medicated bath oils. I'm not a fan otherwise. I just feel like I'm stewing in my own casserole juices.
I much prefer showers."
I usually shower after my soak  |
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By *929Man 17 weeks ago
northumberland |
It’s literally one of the best feelings in the world, especially this time of year working outside on cold wet miserable day and coming home running a hot bath taking a cup of tea In and putting the wireless on cannit beat it |
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By *tr8MrEMan 17 weeks ago
Shireoaks, Worksop |
"I was told that soaking in a bath is wallowing in one’s bodily secretions
The cleanest race on earth, the Japanese, shower before a bath "
That's the same as having a shower before going swimming  |
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