Re: Long handle sponges-soda bath

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In a message dated 6/9/2004 7:07:29 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jany@...

writes:

I think I will check out

bath and Body.

Hi Jany,

Some of the dollar stores have those long handle sponges. Also, something

else that may help to relieve the itching is taking a warm bath and put about a

cup of soda in the water. The water will feel like silk. If you have any

essential oils, you may want to use a couple of drops mixed in the soda.

hugs

Eunice

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In a message dated 6/9/2004 10:01:05 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

tamarion@... writes:

Sorry, I just *had* to clarify, while I was laughing

Hi Tam

I realized I should have said baking soda after I sent the message.

Please forgive me this time. LOL It has been a long, tiring day.

hugs

Eunice

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Um, she means BAKING soda, in case anyone wondered...really soda pop would

be icky...hehe.

Sorry, I just *had* to clarify, while I was laughing, Eunice.

Tam

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Eunice

Now there is a good idea..A bath and baking soda.

I have lots of essential oils as I make homemade bath soap

from scratch. Think I will give it a shot........And also the dollar

store for a long handled doo hickey!

Jany

-------Original Message-------

to relieve the itching is taking a warm bath and put about a cup of soda in the

water. The water will feel like silk.essential oils, a couple of drops mixed

in the soda.

[Guest guest]

I saw a thing at Wal-Mart once that was made specifically for putting lotion on

back. It had a sponge-y pad at the end and folded up like a carpenter's ruler.

Kitty =^:^=

[Guest guest]

Cool....I will have to check that out!

Jany

-------Original Message-------

I saw a thing at Wal-Mart once that was made specifically for putting lotion on

back. It had a sponge-y pad at the end and folded up like a carpenter's ruler.

[Guest guest]

Baking soda is also a neutralizer wonder if your body is craving

alkaline...didnt see the start of this thread so I am just guessing here.

sharon

Re: Long handle sponges-soda bath

Eunice

Now there is a good idea..A bath and baking soda.

I have lots of essential oils as I make homemade bath soap

from scratch. Think I will give it a shot........And also the dollar

store for a long handled doo hickey!

Jany

-------Original Message-------

to relieve the itching is taking a warm bath and put about a cup of soda in

the water. The water will feel like silk.essential oils, a couple of drops

mixed in the soda.