Bath Shower Ha Na

sweetpeaisme Regular Member Date Joined Feb 2015 Total Posts : 498    Posted 2/26/2016 2:17 PM (GMT -6)    Ive always had an issue, as long as I can remember, with my skin turning slightly pink after showering or bathing. Early on I assumed it was from the hot water; but later concluded it was from the chlorine in the water. I figured it out quite obviously as Id get the pink skin from using a public pool or hot tub. Another strange thing was that I was getting pounding headaches after taking epsom salt baths and I thought it was from the magnesium sulfate as Im intolerant to sulfates, sulfites, nitrites etc. But I'd get a headache after every long shower or bath. back in 2004 Id purchased a heavy duty water filter by 'MultipPure'. its installed at the kitchen sink and I dont drink water from any other faucet in our house but.... just the other day after taking a longer than normal shower, I turned not just pink but beet red and...

There’s almost nothing worse than having a shower curtain that keeps blowing in on you when you’re showering. I had the same shower curtain and liner for quite a long time and it always blew in while showering. We’d stretch it out to the sides, we’d pull back one corner, use the suction cup thingies – you know, try all the tricks to prevent it from blowing in on us. Nothing ever seemed to work. I never knew why this happened or what to do about it, but now I do! We remodeled our bathroom recently and of course with the remodel and makeover came a new shower curtain and liner. We learned why our shower curtain always blew in on us and how to fix the problem. Stop the Shower Curtain from Sticking to you! If you’re having this happen, you know that it is a gross feeling too. Even though you know you had just washed the liner, when it sticks to you it’s just ick, ugh, feels gross lol . Well, get ready to put that gross feeling behind you, because I’ve figured out why we always had problem...

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