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Using Bubble Bath as Soap

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Date: 04/22/2007 Topics: Beauty > Body | Readers Request > Beauty  
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Does anyone know if bubble bath can be used as liquid soap? I don't take a lot of baths and I'd like to use up the bottles of bubble bath I've received as gifts.

Maryeileen from Brooklyn, OH
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By (Guest Post)
Yes you can I do it all the time with ones that are giffted to me. I especially like to squeeze some on my nylon net type body buffer. Works great and smells good too. I have even used some of the higher priced ones as shampoo...works great and leaves a nice smell.

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By Maryeileen (698) Profile Contact
What U*u*U said was my main concern...I guess I should have put that in my original post. :-)

Posted on 04/27/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By U*u*U (Guest Post)
Some bubble bath soap can be too harsh for your 'delicate' areas. Remember, it may be safe to use a few capfuls in your bathwater, but you're talking about using a SUPERconcentration of it. I don't recommend using it full strength, but if you do, please do so with caution.

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By joesgirl (Guest Post)
Why not? Sounds like a good way to use up the bubble bath.

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By Maryeileen (698) Profile Contact
Thank you to everyone for your feedback!

Maryeileen

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By GirlNumber5 (51) Profile Blog! Contact
Hi, MaryEileen,

About a year ago, I bought two huge bottles of bubble bath off the clearence rack for $1 each. I have been using them in the refillable hand pumps in the bathrooms ever since. I figure, soap is soap...lol

Trish in CT

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By (Guest Post)
Bubble bath usually works great as shower gel/soap/ I see no reason not to use it as liquid hand soap, too.

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By melody_yesterday (646) Profile Blog! Contact
i was out of body wash gel last week & no time to go to the store so funneled some bubble bath into my empty body wash bottle & added a little mint mouthwash to thin it a little bit & for the mint scent.

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By Allison (178) Profile Contact
I use bubble bath as bodywash. It only takes a little bit. I also sprinkle bath salts on the floor of the shower sometimes, where I won't step on them. I get to enjoy their scent without having to clean out the bathtub afterwards.

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By crystalsnap (3) Contact
Read the ingredients...if you arent allergic to any of them ...then I dont see why you cant use it, just as long as you rinse well....
I use liquid hand soap as a body wash...its a lot cheaper and smells just as good as the body washes

Posted on 04/23/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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