Truck stop soap

I couldn't do that to you bo. You ain't never done nothing to me.

 

I use Old Spice soap.. Makes ya smell good. Angel Soft toilet paper.. While were at it.. What kind of razors do use? Gillete Pro Glide Fusion..

 

I quit shaving with razors years ago. I just use the beard trimmer. Close enough with out the irritation.

 

Needle between the blades? Sounds to me like that would damage the razor edge. If it doesn't rinse out, it is probably time for a new razor.

 

I thought about the straight razor myself. I researched them on the internet and they can be expensive for a nice one. And there's quite a bit of maintenance involved. Not to mention the very real chance of cutting yourself badly. The old style safety razors are pretty cool and the blades are really cheap. I couldn't believe how expensive the replacement blades are for the newer razors are. I wish the barber shops still did a shave. I hate shaving myself even with the trimmer.

 

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That funk is mildew. I bet you have a front loading machine, right? You need to leave the door slightly open when you're not using it, otherwise you get that smell and in some washers you can't get rid of it.

I think most liquid detergent these days are safe for HE washers with the exception of Dreft, you have to buy the special Dreft.

OT, why would you be using the truckstop soap? You should be bring your own hygiene products such as soap, shampoo, TOWELS, flip flops, etc. Truckstop towels are fine to stand on, but so you really want to be drying your skin with a towel that was used last by a guy with eczema or some other nastiness. Or think of it this way, some guys butt crack was on that towel a couple hours ago. I hope he washed well.

 

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http://laundry.about.com/od/washermaintenancerepair/a/cleanwasher.htm


http://www.ehow.com/how_2193051_wash-washing-machine.html


http://frugalliving.about.com/od/homemaintenancerepair/ht/Clean_Washing_Machine.htm




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