I'm a big fan of Original Source shower gel. Not always much choice in store & sells for anything up to £2:25 a bottle.
Supadrug do online shopping & like Toolsatan, free delivery on orders over £10.
Got my favourite 'flavours'- 3 x Black Mint, 4 x Chilli & Black Pepper and 2 x Pink Grapefruit all at 99p each & two aerosols of deodorant all for £10:98 delivered free.
Well worth a look.
I tried the normal mint one, but didn't like the cooling effect on my bits and pits.
Oooh get *her* ... that said, I did like the Orange & Cinnamon they did a while back but I stick to the Lemon and Lime now!
I imagine you'd need two aerosols of deodorant if you'd just doused yourself in Chilli & Black Pepper ;-)
In article , The Medway Handyman writes
False economy, the wife will spend a fortune on a private detective if you start showering and buying bulk smellies.
In message , mike writes
Any other recommendations for shower gel? I don't shop so use what is bought for me! Anyway you have to buy and try unlike ladies perfume.
Something manly but understated:-)
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FFS , are you having a wash or holding a dinner party.
G.Harman
Chilli & Black Pepper :-)
I've always been fragrant :-)
WTF is wrong with ordinary bar of cheap soap?
Where I live, the scum rapidly clogs up the bilge pump used to empty the shower tray. In a similar fashion, long hair is deprecated.
It makes my hair look like Jo Brand's.
Owain
so fit a water softener
Did I forget to mention that I live on a 36 foot long narrowboat? Every cubic inch counts, as does every watt.
It doesn't adhere well to the sponge. Also the minor concern of hairy soap balls in the waste piping.
Well, don't squat on the drain grating then.
Owain
Like Jo Brand's what?
Like Jo Brand's hair, at a rough guess...
Come on chaps!
There must be at least one person (other than TMH) brave enough to admit using shower gel and willing to offer an opinion.
I didn't think canal water was hard.
In message , Tim Lamb writes
Well, we use shower gel, but I'm not really bothered which one.
I usually buy it in the local village chemist as they sell cheap toiletries (and supports the local shop), so whatever they have for £1 pop.
I do prefer to use one of those net scrunchy type things you can get for showers though for applying it. Uses a lot less than just applying with a hand and works a bit better than a sponger.
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