It's Paul Stanley....from Kiss. He's been around longer than Johnny....
Sometimes, one just needs a taste of something different
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Sometimes, one just needs a taste of something different
I didn't recognise him without his make-up.It's Paul Stanley....from Kiss. He's been around longer than Johnny....
Sometimes, one just needs a taste of something different
Oh... and I'm telling Johnny.
It's okay.....Johnny knows. We have that kind of relationshipI didn't recognise him without his make-up.
Oh... and I'm telling Johnny.
"You scratch my boolshyte and I'll scratch yours?"It's okay.....Johnny knows. We have that kind of relationship
I've been curious about that recipe. Is it any good?
Dude has had a little too much work done.
You know me so well!"You scratch my boolshyte and I'll scratch yours?"
I've never made the liquid - but I have made the powder - I've got the mixture on my pinterest board. I liked it for a while, but our clothes looked a little dingy to me, and someone suggested adding oxyclean - and I thought, well, I may as well use commercial detergent if I have to add chemicals. So I went back to using Gain. Maybe the liquid works better. skimom2 - post your recipe please. If you say it works I'll give it a try again. I also made my own dishwasher detergent. It would cake up - I didn't like it much.
I don't care.....he still looks good.
And at least he's had the first awful work corrected.....
Yep, same here, if she says it works. I would love to try it!!
That's true. It could be a whole lot worse.
....and it was!
Yeah, it was. *shudders*....and it was!
Lepplady ...... Speaking of a lot of bad work, do you think that maybe Kenny Rogers and Carrot Top got a two for one bargain on the Cheshire Cat look???
Kenny's eyes got botched, that's for sure. I don't know WHAT Carrot Top was thinking. That guy's just plain SCARY.
The only thing that stops me from having work done is how much of a turn-off it is when I see a guy who's had work done. Does that make sense?
RE: homemade soap powder - I did it, and really liked it at first, but I agree with Holly - after a while things looked dingy. Also - grating that Zote/Fels Naptha is a CHORE and I feel like my time is surely worth something. And I'm picky about what my laundry smells like, so I switched back to commercial detergent. Not only that... I did something I swore I'd never do, which is buy Tide Pods. They're so expensive, but my laundry is bright and smells delicious! I just cracked down on my peeps' (and my own) laundry habits. I'd wear something for two hours and throw it in the hamper, but now I wear it once, and then hang it up inside out so I know I can wear it one more time before it needs to be washed. Of course, this doesn't apply to t-shirts worn to run errands in the heat of deep Southern July. And, I buy cheaper powder to use for towels, wash clothes, and dog blankets.
RE: homemade soap powder - I did it, and really liked it at first, but I agree with Holly - after a while things looked dingy. Also - grating that Zote/Fels Naptha is a CHORE and I feel like my time is surely worth something. And I'm picky about what my laundry smells like, so I switched back to commercial detergent. Not only that... I did something I swore I'd never do, which is buy Tide Pods. They're so expensive, but my laundry is bright and smells delicious! I just cracked down on my peeps' (and my own) laundry habits. I'd wear something for two hours and throw it in the hamper, but now I wear it once, and then hang it up inside out so I know I can wear it one more time before it needs to be washed. Of course, this doesn't apply to t-shirts worn to run errands in the heat of deep Southern July. And, I buy cheaper powder to use for towels, wash clothes, and dog blankets.
Those Tide pods do smell good!
Almost makes laundry more enjoyable. Almost.
Almost makes laundry more enjoyable. Almost.
Oh, they were--I like that combo in scones, too
I don't make a huge amount at a time--no room to keep it. We have a variety of sensitivities to different commercial soaps, so it's just easier (and cheaper) to make my own--clothes get cleaner, too!
I mix 4 C borax, 4 C washing soda, & 2 bars Fels-Naptha (I grate it into the other powders, mix them, then run it through an old food processor to make sure it's all evenly distributed). Occasionally I'll add a couple of drops of essential oil, if I have it, but it smells nice any way--clean. Each load gets 2T powder (a standard coffee scoop). I takes me about 5-10 mins to make a batch, and this much fits into an almost 2lb coffee can. I have to make more about once a month, and that's doing a buttload of laundry (6 people, 2 with dirty jobs). I've seen recipes to make it into a liquid, but it seems like too much work to me when the powder works fine if you start it in hot water--just enough to dissolve the powder, then you can turn it to cold.
Since I started using this, we haven't had a single skin reaction from anyone. I wouldn't go back!What's up with all the Newbies joining this morning? I am glad to have them here but how come all at once? Was there a convention or something?
I haven't had that experience, but I do occasionally add a half bar of Ivory--maybe that's the difference
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