I took one yesterday with MAXIMUM bubbles and essential oils and I felt like a princess. I even lit a candle and poured myself a tall glass of chilled Ribena.
It took the edge off my cold a little, but I will now be a frequent bathtaker, even though I almost fell asleep and drowned to death it was worth it.
Shoutout to Claire from LUSH who spent 20 minutes helping my identify the best bath bomb.
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Yes, baths are pretty amazing. Got some bath salts that are good for muscles and joints. Feel so good after one of those and sleep incredibly well.
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Claire from LUSH is now ill in bed following a nasty cold picked up from work. She passes on her regards.
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Baths are great so long as you’re not filthy and just swimming in your own sweat and grime
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Generally only in winter, but fully greed on the merits.
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I have them from time to time.
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One draws a bath.
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Love them and will probably have one tomorrow morning.
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Baths are one of the superficial things I miss the most from my pre-kids life
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Great if you've been out in the cold all day doing something like sailing and need warming up and reviving.
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maybe twice a year - if I’m ill or have had a particularly physically strenuous day - and I love those very occasional baths! for some reason I usually have a glass of port while marinating….. never drink port at any other time!
Tamora-quick rinse under shower post bath solves that issue.
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Nope, don't enjoy a bath at all. Once lived in a flat with no shower and not enough pressure to fit an attachment so I had to have a bath every morning and I grew weary of it.
I've lived in my current place 8 years and have had a bath 3 times.. I'm looking to have the bath removed and get a wetroom instead.
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surely pre-bath so you don’t contaminate the lovely bubbly clean water
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As i am not a girl, the answer is no.
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that’s a bit like showering before diving into a swimming pool - takes away some of the joy - but I don’t feel strongly about it
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Bullace, the booze goes to your head more quickly in a hot bath as no doubt you’ve noticed
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...whether he needed it or not...
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drawing a bath is running it. Taking a bath is having one.
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I enjoyed a rare bath recently. Music, candles (even though it was daytime), glass of chilled cherry pepsi max (in a posh glass), bath salts and bubbles. My colleagues had bought me one of those bath caddies so was reading my kindle. All very delightful and utterly relaxing. I then got out and as I swung my towel around me it clipped the nice glass and it smashed all over the place. Said relaxation was then ruined and I spent at least 10 mins cleaning up. Pah!!
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We have not had a bath in our house for nearly a year (weird old bathroom in old house waiting to be gutted and redone). There is not a week that goes past that I don't feel deeply sad about this. I have regularly thought about driving an hour to my sisters house to have a bath there. 95% of all my problems would be solved if i had a bath.
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drawing a bath is running it. Taking a bath is having one.
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This is good to know. My house is littered with sketches of stolen bathtubs.
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Yep, love a bath.
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yes
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I don't think I can properly relax in the bathtub at home. Either it will be too dirty (limescale that I haven't bothered cleaning), or if it happens that I just cleaned it thoroughly, I will think of the chemical residue leeching into the bath water.
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I like the idea of them but then when I get in one I quickly get hot and bothered and want to get out almost immediately. It takes me about six months to forget this, then I go again.
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there is literally nothing worse than buying a Pepsi Max, getting home, opening it and discovering it's Cherry and Tesco have moved them around again.
Nothing worse.
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Almost never.
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Eddie I am addicted.
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I really like an occasional bath, but it would spoil the rare treat if I had one all the time, so it's mostly a shower then about once a month a lovely long bath soak. I do like it when working away, it's a good use of the otherwise quite dull fact of being in a hotel, to properly soak for ages.
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Like them but find it hard to time them right
Dislike how many hotels are shower only now
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Yes, baths are pretty amazing. Got some bath salts that are good for muscles and joints. Feel so good after one of those and sleep incredibly well."
Heh, quite famously
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Yes. I also light scented candles and kick back with some Kenny G.
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Your bath is made of tin and kept outside in t'privvy, bento
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I have made my bed and will lie in it.
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Mr Fox has baths all the time, odd for a male I think, he loves a soak with a bath bomb.
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Does he like films about gladiators?
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My baths are a grand ritual. We have a double slipper bath which is excellent. My baths involve bombs, oil, salts and occasionally phosphorescence. There is always either champagne or cremant, usually candles and I have a stack of bath books. I FVCKING LOVE baths.
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Only on skiing holidays, with badedas and a bit of a snooze. Only thing that can properly warm you if you’re completely frozen.
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I had nearly forgotten baths existed. They can work like a sauna but they are too much work and time for me. I love wet rooms and outside showers.
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Please run me a bath Orwell, it sounds epic
I don't understand the gladiators reference, sorry.
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Unpopular opinion- I find them to be an incredible waste of time. The water gets cold too quickly, my fingers becomes wrinkly, and I lie there utterly bored.
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Yes.
I love a good bathe.
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So many baths are only big enough for petite women. This is a great injustice
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“odd for a male I think”
Eh? What’s with with bath sexism? It’s flipping odd not to like a bath. Ask the Romans. We have a UNESCO World Heritage Site city named after the bludy things fgs.
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Perhaps unusual would be the better word than odd.
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Quick shower to get clean, then nice relaxing bath to relax and soothe away aches after training. Baths are a treat. Obviously not if you’re a Puritan.
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Not had a bath since we’ve had the bengals. They love water and as soon as you turn the bath tap on they run and climb in. Fents does the same when the showers are turned on but tends to sit outside the downpour.
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Rarely take one but when I do I like the Bertie Wooster approach to preparations, pot of tea, packet of ginger biscuits, detective novel, continuous top-ups of hot water.
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Maybe a couple a month? One a month?
Generally if I've not been sleeping well, OR am hungover and want to rehydrate through osmosis, OR I get the impression that the sechs is only likely to be instigated if I present as particularly sparkly clean OR I fancy half an hour in the bath with a book and a whiskey.
Badedas all the way over here. Or radox. Cheap and bubbly. Bring it on.
LUSH can do one. Horrible chemically bollox.
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I just did an ice bath. The cold water is the coldest it had ever been. I plan on seeing my testes again in about june.
Tell u what tho
I FEEL PROPERLY fookING ALIVE
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Glasgow has a couple of old fashioned baths. When living there I used to go for an Epsom salt slipper bath once per week. Bliss. We have side by side outdoor copper baths in southern Africa and that's a nice thing to do every so often.
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Always take a bath on days that i haven't had a shower after gymming. I generally get in after my better half has been in... saves me having to faff around running the water and checking on temperature. Look forward to having my first if Ive been away on holiday or visiting my kids....
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This is my main reason for taking them.
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Yes, especially on holiday as a treat. Rarely at home but if I have a Sunday off I may take one.
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