Asklemmy

I assume they are washed by gravity.

You stand on water. Should be enough.

They do make none slip bathmats you can use in the tub to reduce the chances of slipping

I use a very small plastic stool I stole from my daughter when her toddler outgrew it. Absolute game changer for washing legs. My wife loves it too for shaving her legs.

A scrubber that adheres to the shower wall would be neat. Clean your back like a bear scratching an itch on a tree.

mount the backbrush to one of the walls then scrub your back against it like a bear 😁😂

Sometimes I tell myself I’m gonna get in, soap up, rinse, get out, two minutes tops.

Then I’m just standing there in the hot water ten minutes later. Knowing l’ll be late for work if I don’t move. And just standing there, trying to somehow soak up enough heat to internalize the comfort and make it mine.

But it’s not mine.

No soldier left behind.

I never fail to take care of my little soldier in the shower

I am not a doctor, but you should see one because that should not sting.

No pain no gain. Squirt that soap directly into your eyeballs!

The bottom of your feet, and in between your toes, won't be cleaned well (if at all) by the running water.

Soap just loosens dirt and grime. You actually need to agetate it with your hand/wash cloth/loofah in order to remove said dirt and grime.

I regularly swallow soap to clean my insides. I don't understand why people keep ignoring it?

A thanatologist once told me that lots of people don't wash behind their ears properly.