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Saving Money on Bubble Bath

Boy Taking Bubble BathHaving bubbles in the tub doesn't have to be expensive. This guide is about saving money on bubble bath.
     

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Hypoallergenic Bubble Bath

My son loves bubble bath but has very sensitive skin. I have found that I can use the cheap store brand baby shampoo, which is hypoallergenic, and it works great and doesn't irritate his skin. Plus you get a lot more for less because it makes so many more bubbles!

By Erricka, NC
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Saving Money on Bubble Bath

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By pamphyila (Guest Post)03/02/2006

I soup up budget dollar store bubble bath by mixing it with the more expensive stuff - you can also add the dregs of your perfume to the bath - even dunking in the bottle itself to get the last little bit of scent. I read once about a bath oil recipie of adding a few teaspoons of vegetable oil to bubble bath.You can add a dab of this & that to your bath - and use the samples you can get thru the mail. (Ditto body wash).

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