Bath or shower - how often ?

Just might look a little odd sitting in the middle of the kitchen or living room.......

Not sure Vitamin D can be 'washed off' your skin...

Yes!! What a good idea. Fantastic for conditioning flowers when somebody brings you a large bunch to say thank you for having them and you're so rushed you haven't for time (or the space) to do anything with them.

They'd probably still be there when they go home.

You certainly could roseq, it's not too late!

I could have filled it with

I remember my mother and father desperately trying to change the subject when we three little girls first saw a bidet and wanted to know what it was for!
We decided it must be a baby bath

A bidet would be nice for washing your bits but as I said further up the thread, I would need one raised on a plinth. I suggested it to DH who said he'd look out for a second hand drinking fountain.

I feel really guilty now.
There is still room for it

I feel grubby if I don't shower every day (washing hair ??? what hair). I might leave it till later in the day if I am going to work in the garden, but will fit one in sometime. I can certainly shower as quick as I could wash properly.

= a bunch of daffodils for everyone....I like this emoticon!
A bidet sitting forlornly in the attic.......

Sorry -
(having complained about the lack I must use the )

We have a bidet. It sits in solitary unconnected confinement in the attic (we took it out when we re-designed the bathroom but kept it just in case. I did like to soak my feet in it.
I shower most days but don't always wash my hair every day as it has got drier and drier over the years.

If you shower every evening in the summer you wash all that lovely Vitamin D off your skin, so it's best to shower in the morning. And it's nice to start the day fresh.

Washing's no good. Where does the dirt go? Most if it stays on you.

(which, in this instance means 'enders on wind back)

Bubble bath+a drop of bath oil + a good book= bliss, simple soul me!

I think it could be like going back into the womb.

I certainly don't smell "unfresh", because I have a wash!

My bathroom is pink. All different warm shades of pink. Except the ceiling which is white. Pink is calming and comforting.

Ooh! I hate wet rooms. Work of the devil! And I think they must be unhygienic.

I love the proper wet rooms I get in the disabled cabins on my cruises.
I suppose if I i didn't cruise for a couple of years I could afford to get one fitted.
But then, would I be fit enough to cruise after?

You feel claggy without!

And modern day decent quality bath potions do not dry the skin. Having the water too hot would do that though.

What is being forgotten is the excellent exercise that taking a bath is. As well as the aesthetics of the lovely scented warm water, and the silvery bubbles. And with a bit of piano music on Radio 3.....Ah!!!

And then you get out and give yourself a good old towel off, which gets the blood going. And then there's the bending and stretching of rinsing round the bath itself, and wiping down the tiles. If you do it with the window open, you get fresh air, and the steaminess goes away.

All round, it can be the best part of the day. And you finish up with a delicate perfume on your skin. Who would want to miss it?

OFGS...ridiculous!

You are bound to smell a bit unfresh. Eurgh. And a wash at the basin must take up just as much time as a bath or shower. Probably more.

I can't go to bed without a bath or shower, with a morning shower & hair wash and like granoveve I change the sheet/duvet/pillowcases every week..... it would seem very strange not to . I love the feeling of clean, ironed bed linen and my idea of luxury would be clean, ironed sheets dried outside, everyday- you cannot beat the smell