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Don't you just hate it when you get into a nice warm, steamy shower and find your soap, shampoo or shower gel to be at absolute zero?
I propose a small heating cabinet, that could even be incorporated into a bathroom cabinet, which warms up your shower products to a bearable skin temperature.
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vibrating soap? into a vibratin' phase at the moment |
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or you could just heat your entire bathroom with central heating? |
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We do have central heating, but alas the soap is still cold...Brings tears to my eyes just talking about it... |
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are we talking bars of soap here or the runny stuff? |
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Covers both bars of soap and the "runny stuff". |
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Granted that I live in Los Angeles where the temperature of the shower and the shampoo rarely differ by more than thirty degrees, but why don't you move your shampoo to a closer proximity to your shower's stream, so that it heats convectively? |
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Alternatively, you've seen those "No-Fog" shower mirrors that are installed with a flexible hot-water tubing to your shower head. Why not utilize the same idea and create a Foster's beer-can-sized receptacle/coil that would hold your shampoo bottle, shaving gel, and bar soap? It heats the contents up while the shower water warms up. |
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bar soap would melt - not a good thing. |
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funnily enough, I have been trying to contact you, jurist, to ask how hot things *are* in your neck of the woods. |
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here in the great white north we have heating radiators... I have a BIG one IN the shower! I leave the soap bottle on it and it is soooo nice. There are towel driers, too that would do the same thing. I like the microwave idea. |
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Put your soap in a bag warmed by body heat. It can be in a foam-padded pillow in bed, and in clothing (bath robe?) when youre awake. A pouch in a large dogs bed would also work. |
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I like the idea of the dog warming it; perhaps in a barrel around its neck. |
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Just don't:
a) Try and shower when your dog's gone out.
b) Let your dog rescue anyone from a snowdrift without changing the barrel.
c)Let your dog get at the soap. Run, everyone. Rabid dog! |
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This idea...more fun than a hole in your soap. |
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I have a sharper image refridgerator/warmer that I keep in my bathroom. It ought to warm soap well. |
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