Looking to use this product in a commercial type setting. What kind a bath tissue will compliment this product? Any recommendations?
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Costco sells rolls for these dispensers in a brand called "marathon" for about $12 for 4 rolls here on the West Coast. A roll lasts a LONG time.
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Add a spoonful to hot clean bath water in the tub, after you bathe or shower, a natural bath oil...still messy , but for me better that trying to rub it on to every inch of my body, and I do want it on every inch! Good stuff.. Authentic African Shea Butter Pure Raw Unrefined From Ghana "GOLD" 16oz. CONTAINER
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I haven't used either bath salts or soap, but I from the way it bubbles, I wouldn't recommend soap to avoid what another response said as "a scene out of a comedy" I believe the bath salts would be fine.
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I don't think it's thick enough personally, it's midline in my opinion. I've noticed it also doesn't really absorb into your skin, but sits on top and will ball up sometimes if you rub your face. I would use the Cerave lotion in the blue tub if you want serious hydration.
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Hello. Sadly the gentleman whom this was purchased for, passed away shortly after my purchase. I had him use a papertowel or a cheap sanitary napkin when needed. I hope this helps you. Good luck.
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I love this product, I'm not sure about the hypoallergenic aspects, however, it hasn't bothered me or my family. I use it alot on bathening suits and bras.
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I have this but would highly recommend Aquasentials Easy Lotion Applicator. It spreads any lotion as you would by hand & the pad doesn't soak it all up so you use less. Easy rinse & dry also. Available at Amazon
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Not knowing how big your spa would be, I would suggest more like rubber type matting. They sell them where they interlock and for your set up, I think that would be better under the spa. Then have a few of the Teak ones for when you step out as they are excellent for that and look great!
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I have not used it in my bath, but read where it was fine to use. Here is a link for different uses: http://www.progestnet.com/store/more_eucalyptus.html.
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Yes, I think this product would serve you well. It appears the pad on the product does not allow your lotion or medicine to soak into it, so you would not be wasting your prescription having it soaking into the pad. The pad is flat and smooth and I think would make a good applicator for your purpose. Good luck
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We use very large bath towels. However they are thin. They heat up quickly. Can only put one in at a time. Very satisfied with the product. Had it about three months.
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I can tightly roll up 10 true hand towels for hair at work. If you don't have a huge bath sheet you could probably roll tight and stick it in there. I would say maybe the home model by conair would be better? This warmer isn't pretty or tiny but I love it for my hair studio. I use an appliance timer to turn it on and give it plenty of time to get warm before work.
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I would suggest a foaming pump. 1/3 soap, 2/3 water. And it works great!! If you are not wanting to buy a foaming pump, then i have heard that you can also mix 1/3 to 2/3 with aloe vera gel for a more soap like consistancy. Hope this helps!
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This is not professional quality bath, so I suspect it won't last long if you leave it on for prolonged periods of time. Otherwise salons would be buying this stuff instead off the ones that cost hundreds of dollars... The max I've had it on was 4 hours.
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I use Shout Advanced and let it sit on there for hours or overnight. Works well. Yes, it's a chemical... but in this case- I think it's worth it! Got red melted dye candle wax out of a vintage white table cloth!
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This item will ~probably work for you - we use it in the bathroom for soap scum removal - along with a chemical. The bristles are pretty stiff but could be more dense, particularly at the edge. Sounds like you may need a more industrial type product.
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I would not recommend the SportLite towel. It's absorbant, but totally not warm and fuzzy.