Far superior to TP. Too bad they don't flush.corncobs down?
Unless you live somewhere really hot and humid, you might not have experienced swamp ###.The flushable wipes do a good job.I must be doing something wrong then...I love them. It prevents swamp ###...
It's not a vs. thing. One wet wipe after you do you regular TP wipe is all you needCan someone break down the cost efficiency of wipes vs. toilet paper?
Never on the wipes, but I put a handful down there every morning.Anyone else here use Gold Bond on the wipes?
tear them in half. better for your toilet system and they last twice as long.Careful with old toilets. You can clog them up pretty easy.
Don't you think your co-workers will think it odd when you drag a big fan into the bathroom from time to time?Big fan. Leaves you feeling extra fresh.
You can buy the adult version in containers like this. There's no mistaking it for the Lysol tall/round container.A co-worker regaled us with the wonders of baby wipes. He did say however it was unwise to store them next to the Lysol kitchen/bathroom disinfecting wipes.
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Not to mention it blows my newspaper all around.Don't you think your co-workers will think it odd when you drag a big fan into the bathroom from time to time?Big fan. Leaves you feeling extra fresh.
I honestly dont want to try it because Im afraid I wont be able to stop.Hmmmm....this is another one of those threads that changes the mindsets of many FBG's forever!
This is very, very wrong.Sometimes I spit on the last wad of tp for my final wipe, introducing a little moistness into the equation.
My 5 month old son and I share a wipes warmer, which is really nice on those cold mornings
Good call. However, this was the middle of the night and he was a little groggy. And, my coworker isn't the sharpest tool in the shed fully awake.You can buy the adult version in containers like this. There's no mistaking it for the Lysol tall/round container.A co-worker regaled us with the wonders of baby wipes. He did say however it was unwise to store them next to the Lysol kitchen/bathroom disinfecting wipes.
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I believe that saliva contains certain acids that aid in the breakdown of foods. You could inadvertanly be eating away your own anal cavity.This is very, very wrong.Sometimes I spit on the last wad of tp for my final wipe, introducing a little moistness into the equation.
Your username makes this statement funny to me...I don't know why, it just does.I honestly dont want to try it because Im afraid I wont be able to stop.Hmmmm....this is another one of those threads that changes the mindsets of many FBG's forever!
Somehow reading this post while looking at your avatar seems so wrong.My 5 month old son and I share a wipes warmer, which is really nice on those cold mornings
A certain scene from Brokeback Mountain just flashed through my head.I believe that saliva contains certain acids that aid in the breakdown of foods. You could inadvertanly be eating away your own anal cavity.This is very, very wrong.Sometimes I spit on the last wad of tp for my final wipe, introducing a little moistness into the equation.
At home I used my hand and a large slurpee cup filled with warm water after I go #2. Then dry with TP. Way better than moist wipes and cheaper as well.
A cost benefit analysis would be more appropriate, and in this case I can assure you that the benefits FAR outweigh the costs.Can someone break down the cost efficiency of wipes vs. toilet paper?
blackdot to your own thread
What's more, is this is not what he intended.It's reminding me of that old Neil Young thread -- he was supposed to be bashed, but instead the thread starter took the brunt of it.blackdot to your own thread
Sort of like Brundlefly.I believe that saliva contains certain acids that aid in the breakdown of foods. You could inadvertanly be eating away your own anal cavity.This is very, very wrong.Sometimes I spit on the last wad of tp for my final wipe, introducing a little moistness into the equation.
I carry a bookbag, like a college student would. I basically use it as a purse, I suppose. I bring my lunch, gum, ipod, ect. in there.so do you guys carry them in your little man purse when you have to go at work?
so do you guys carry them in your little man purse when you have to go at work?
Pretty common for males in NYC to carry a messenger bag.I carry a bookbag, like a college student would. I basically use it as a purse, I suppose. I bring my lunch, gum, ipod, ect. in there.so do you guys carry them in your little man purse when you have to go at work?
does the same hold true if another person uses their mouth on a certain body part of yours, like, I dunno....your manhood?I believe that saliva contains certain acids that aid in the breakdown of foods. You could inadvertanly be eating away your own anal cavity.This is very, very wrong.Sometimes I spit on the last wad of tp for my final wipe, introducing a little moistness into the equation.
What's up with the other two?IN
Between this, tucking my undershirt into my boxers, and shaving with cold water, my life is vastly improved.
Recent lifestyle changes I owe exclusively to my FFA iFriends.What's up with the other two?IN
Between this, tucking my undershirt into my boxers, and shaving with cold water, my life is vastly improved.
I got that part. Reasons?Recent lifestyle changes I owe exclusively to my FFA iFriends.What's up with the other two?IN
Between this, tucking my undershirt into my boxers, and shaving with cold water, my life is vastly improved.
Shaving with cold water apparently makes the razor harder which in turn provides a better shave.Can't answer the underwear one, there's a thread too long to read.I got that part. Reasons?Recent lifestyle changes I owe exclusively to my FFA iFriends.What's up with the other two?IN
Between this, tucking my undershirt into my boxers, and shaving with cold water, my life is vastly improved.
I'm not a dermatologist or metallurgist, but I'd think the amount cold water hardens/sharpens stainless steel pales in comparison to the amount hot water makes skin and hair pliable and weak enough to be cut.Shaving with cold water apparently makes the razor harder which in turn provides a better shave.Can't answer the underwear one, there's a thread too long to read.
I don't fully understand the shaving theory, but I think you want hair standing straight up and it to be not weak and pliable. Hair doesn't need to be weak to be cut, it needs to common in contact with a sharp razor. A flexible hair will not cut as smoothly across the skin line as a solid hair.I'm no dermatologist or metallurgist either, I just regurgitate things I half remember.I'm not a dermatologist or metallurgist, but I'd think the amount cold water hardens/sharpens stainless steel pales in comparison to the amount hot water makes skin and hair pliable and weak enough to be cut.Shaving with cold water apparently makes the razor harder which in turn provides a better shave.Can't answer the underwear one, there's a thread too long to read.
Congratulations -- you're introducing to your ###### the one substance dirtier than your bunghole.Sometimes I spit on the last wad of tp for my final wipe, introducing a little moistness into the equation.
No need too...I only take dumps at home.Try it...you'll like it.so do you guys carry them in your little man purse when you have to go at work?