A new invention:
http://foundersatwork.co.za/2012/02/new ... h-drybath/
Sounds fascinating. I'm not sure I would want to give up my water shower, however, this sounds terrific for those areas or times when water is just not available.
Would you use this? Comments or Opinons?
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Bathing without water
by Silver_Surfer1 » Sat Jun 30, '12, 8:25 pm
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Re: Bathing without water
by myau56 » Sat Jun 30, '12, 9:50 pm
EXCELLENT ! Imagine really places where there is no avaiable water at all ? Like you said ? Whaou !
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Re: Bathing without water
by jessie » Sun Jul 1, '12, 3:09 am
I like the concept, but I also like my water bathing. I can see the need for such an invention, so kudos to the inventor.
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Re: Bathing without water
by Thoul » Sun Jul 1, '12, 5:20 pm
Aw, I was hoping for a sonic shower. 
Joking aside, this is good work. I'm sure it will be very helpful in areas where water is scarce or contaminated. Donating the product to charity for every commercial purchase is a brilliant move that will help spread usage as well.
As far as replacing water baths in areas where that is available, I'd be curious as to if any studies for long term effects of using the product have been conducted. I think I'd want to read a little more about it overall before I considered using it myself.
Joking aside, this is good work. I'm sure it will be very helpful in areas where water is scarce or contaminated. Donating the product to charity for every commercial purchase is a brilliant move that will help spread usage as well.
As far as replacing water baths in areas where that is available, I'd be curious as to if any studies for long term effects of using the product have been conducted. I think I'd want to read a little more about it overall before I considered using it myself.
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