picard
Master Don Juan
Is there difference between regular soap vs. body wash liquid? Does bodywash cleand body better because it doesn't leave calcium like soap?
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body wash liquid vs soap in cleaniness?
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brucevangeorge
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You should try dish detergent. It works wonders!picard said:
picard
Master Don Juan
yeah, what about calgon dish detergent? 
Marlimus
Senior Don Juan
Dish detergent is too harsh. You will damage your skin, possibly leaving yourself open to premature aging skin or cancer.
Irish Spring soap is the best. I use nothing else.
Irish Spring soap is the best. I use nothing else.
brucevangeorge
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That was a joke.Marlimus said:
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Try Clorox Bleach
brucevangeorge
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Borax Acid.speedo_meme said:
PeterNorthisawesome
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Bar soap is better, it has little scent and won't mix with your colonge which is required if you want to smell good for the whole day. It's also cheaper and all those bodywash smell the same = BORING.
penkitten
Master Don Juan
liquid and bar soap do the same trick.
liquid is more convenient and bar soap is cheaper.
some people are allergic to different kinds of soaps.
if you use liquid with one of those puffy things, it will help with dry skin because that puffy thing with flake the old dry stuff off better than a washcloth.
liquid is more convenient and bar soap is cheaper.
some people are allergic to different kinds of soaps.
if you use liquid with one of those puffy things, it will help with dry skin because that puffy thing with flake the old dry stuff off better than a washcloth.
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picard
Master Don Juan
liquid bodywash seem expensive. are the companies fleecing us?