Use bathroom detergent as body wash and shampoo. Problem solved.
Don't do that, idiot
Use bathroom detergent as body wash and shampoo. Problem solved.
Don't do that, idiot
Take a shower? You mean get pissed on by my house? No thanks.
Right?? My shower should be the cleanest place in my house, it literally gets washed in soap and water every single day - like what do you mean it gets dirty if I don't shower it?!
Like what next, I have to wash my washing machine, cook my oven, boil my boiler??
cook my oven
Hoo boy, wait till you learn how oven cleaner works!
You mean "self-cleaning" mode? lol
Er… how does it work?
I was thinking of self-cleaning mode, which is basically just cooking at max temp until all the greasy crud turns to ash.
You just have to use that cleaning spray and a shower head set to masturbate and bam, it’s clean enough. I also have a grey walk in shower so I’m just assuming it’s clean.
Do NOT under any circumstances check it with a blacklight
I had diarrhea in the tub with sever flu. I know what the black light doesn't.
Yeah I imagine it would be quite gnarly under the black light. As long as I’m not slipping around when I’m showering and I’m not seeing any soap scum or mold then I’m satisfied
My friend was just asking where you get your shower head from?
So it’s a Moen shower head with (I think) 7 settings and the pulse massage setting is the money maker. It blasts out water in a square wave rhythm
Anyone have leads on a pulse massage that uses a sine wave rhythm? That’s what gets me going, the curves.
Anyone remember that motorized scrubbing bubble spray thing that would mist the shower with a touch of a button when you were done? The refills were mad expensive and it ate through them super fast, but if you bought some generic shower spray and diluted it as a home brew refill it worked just as well.
Mine eventually died and wasn't easy to fix ( I forget why). I've never seen another product like it unfortunately but man, I hardly ever had to clean the shower with that thing.
I know about scrubbing bubbles but not this device you speak of. That would be awesome as hell. I hate having to do it manually.
I forgot about those!
Looks like you can still buy them, but the reviews are dubious.
I was literally going to ask about this product. I'd imagine if they worked that well, they'd probably still be around, though.
There was also the spray that you'd just use after the shower that supposedly did the same thing. I always still had to clean, so I gave up on it.
I was just looking at those last week because cleaning the shower is a chore
I’ve always felt that cleaning the shower was by far the worst chore. It was such a pain that I started using more and more extreme tools to try and make it easier.
Then about a year ago I found this EcoLab industrial shower cleaner spray. It works like scrubbing bubbles pretends to; just spray, wait a minute, and wipe off. Now I’m excited to spend two minutes cleaning my shower.
Sponsored by Ecolab.
Is it the pink stuff?
Where do you get it? I'm looking around online and only seeing $280 industrial-sized refill bags.
I got some in person at Home Depot
:(

e: That's weird, I went to search for it and it showed it in "recently viewed" even though it didn't load correctly. The bottle is blue, but it has the pink stuff inside?
I’d just go to one in person, they should all stock it. Unless you’re non-US, then I’m not sure.
I think about this joke frequently.
Scott Adams may have sucked, but younger me sure liked some purile Dilbert jokes.
It really depends on how hard your water is.
You'd think with the current obsession around vac bots they'd make some sort of version for showers but the best they have is ones for VERY flat glass surfaces like sliding glass doors. I'm sure the main challenge is it remaining suctioned obviously, but you'd think there would be SOMETHING that could be made as an alternative.
I tried to explain this problem to the dental hygienist about the toothbrush and couldn't get them to go there.
If I have to clean my shower every week I need to clean my toothbrush every week for the same reason, and I'm not even concerned about toilet spray in the shower.
I am very concerned about the toilet spray on my toothbrush.
Your toothbrush scrubs your teeth at the same time your teeth scrubs your toothbrush. I'm guessing there's enough agitation that everything comes out. But maybe there's studies about this idk
I brush my teeth in the kitchen specifically because of toilet spray.
Don't forget to lift the grid and clean the drain. I just did that, and Oh, Boy! That was nasty!
I guess really the scrubbing is key. The shower doesn't really get scrubbed. Much like I wouldn't get clean either if I just poured soap water on me every time I shower...
I keep a scrub brush and a squeegee in my shower. While I'm waiting for the water to get hot, I put my foot into the handle of the brush and run it around the floor off the shower. After I'm done showing, I use the squeegee on the glass shower door. About once a week I use the squeegee on the shower walls. I won't say I never otherwise have to clean my shower, but those things really take care of most of it, assuming your starting place is a clean shower.
Edit: Oh, and after I dry myself I also dry the chrome faucet handle.
Pro life tip. Clean it with the bleach you use on toilet bowls
Wait, is that why the orange turd is in power?
He seeps in through the drain, leaves an indelible rust brown stain on your porcelain.
^(that's^ ^not^ ^how^ ^it's^ ^pronounced,^ ^btw)^
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