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I think I'm the only one that forgets...
In the shower, I get lost in my thoughts or absorbed in my amazing singing. Either way, I can't always remember if I shampooed already, leading me to shampoo twice or not shampoo at all. There should be a gel button on the shampoo bottle that changes color
when I hold it and stays that color for 3 min. or so. This way I know that I have shampooed=)
silly, yes...
Shower Platter
Shower_20Platter
Another use-evident shampoo provision system [vincevincevince, Feb 13 2009]
These?
http://www.oilies.co.uk/
"Touch me" stickers [nineteenthly, Mar 02 2009]
[link]
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You too? We must both be excellent singers... |
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Three minutes isn't enough for a decent aria. |
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you can't feel the difference? maybe you need to shower less often. |
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When in doubt..I follow the instructions on the bottle that always seemed odd before age and forgetfulness set in..."Shampoo, Rinse, Repeat"...I have found myself doing this more often than not...or did I..hmmm |
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You could just wash and rinse your hair with your eyes open. Then you'd know by the intense burning pain if you'd shampooed already or not. |
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I swear there's something about the warm water hitting one's face that just resets one's brain. I lose time in the shower. If they rebooted my brain and replaced it with someone else each day, the morning shower would be the time to do it. |
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We need wearable, water-proof MRI machines... |
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anyone here know if many 60+ers have this problem? |
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and I thought I was the only one...[+] |
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oh how embarrassing...i meant 30+ers... ;) |
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How about the new clean hair? I mean, if you can't even tell, why'd you do it? Or better yet, why do you care? I feel my hair is all nasty and I wash it. Am I missing something? |
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Showers are confusing places, however. I applaud the helping hand. + |
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I honestly can't tell when I'm in the shower. My hair just feels wet. |
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If you put food coloring in the shampoo, it would stain your hands for a while. You could check your hands for color to determine your shampoo state. |
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Or put a small amount of acid so you can see hair on the shower
floor...:) |
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Buy cheap, strong-smelling shampoo. The nose knows. |
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Isn't the water around the drain all lathery after you've shampooed? |
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Squeeze a dollop of shampoo onto a shower platter whilst outside and carry it into the shower cubicle - just enough for your needs - when it's gone, it's used. (See link) |
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I guess I could shave my head too. |
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I'm in your camp. I can't remember anything. Turn
the bottle around after you've used it. This also
works for salt on food, sugar in coffee, and dog
food bowls. |
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(Don't try this trick on women in bed. It just
pisses them off. Explaining why *really* pisses
them off.) |
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damn, I had this problem (BAD) then I started putting the bottles in the tub before showering. After shampoo, the bottle goes back on the shelf, same with face wash. |
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I'm just glad to that I'm not the only one!! |
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I've given this idea the proper home. |
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[up_on_cloud_nine], brilliant. |
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i did it again. maybe a brain transplant is in order. |
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[goodmars], I think you may be showering too often! Try showering just once a month, then you will know quite clearly whether you've shampooed. |
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How about a key to open the bottle? Lost keys are a familiar problem, and running around your house for 30 minutes, sopping wet, looking for your shampoo key will encourage you to make no more mistakes. |
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