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Same soap I use. Foams up well, and smells nice to boot.
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I just bought a new bottle of soap. This stuff is cheap enough, I think I was diluting it too much lately. As my foam had gone down. But I was getting soap residue after a couple washes, so I had backed off.
I'm gonna kick the foam up and do a better job of rinsing. Washing is satisfying, like mowing grass with perfect stripes, or blowing the driveway with perfect edges up to the snowbank and around the mailbox.
PS: OCD is not a disorder if you choose to be that way.
I'm gonna kick the foam up and do a better job of rinsing. Washing is satisfying, like mowing grass with perfect stripes, or blowing the driveway with perfect edges up to the snowbank and around the mailbox.
PS: OCD is not a disorder if you choose to be that way.