Yo them cereal boxes are the shit!
Strictly Cap'n Crunch wipes for that brother.
So you’re not supposed to flush wet wipes?
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Strictly Cap'n Crunch wipes for that brother.
Yo we pass this spot in Honolulu every time we there and my kids be laughing they ass off.
You really didn't need to tell no one dawg,you could of taken that to ya grave.....
This is another one or two wash-cloths thread
Maybe it was doomed from the start
. As soon as wipes got attacked because some men use them it went 0-100 just like that.
Amajorfucup is like Brian Pumper without bitches so he has to get off on smelling his own shitty underwear.
Lmao. He does that weird ass dance on laundry day
Fucked up ya saying this song chorus comes on after he leaves the bathroom
Yoooo lmfao
Amajorfucup = BGOL's Joe Dirt
I’m straight up dying here!
GIVE UP WET WIPES
For starters, Asbury recommends that people stop using the pre-moistened cloths, which are heavily marketed to promote a sparkling cavity. Use of the wipes has been associated with allergic reactions to methylisothiazolinone, a preservative used to inhibit bacterial growth while products are on store shelves. “Even the all-natural ones can cause problems,” he says, since any kind of chemical present in the wipes isn’t usually rinsed off right away.
Does that mean you should reach for dry toilet paper instead? Not quite. “It’s healthier, certainly, to clean your body with water," Asbury says. "Nobody takes a dry piece of paper, rubs it over their skin, and thinks they’re clean.” Even the Greco-Romans (332 BCE–395 CE) knew this, as one historical account from the philosopher Seneca revealed that they used a damp sponge affixed to a stick as a post-toiletry practice. Of course, some ancient cultures also wiped with pebbles and clam shells, among other poor ideas, so perhaps we should stick with contemporary advice.
INVEST IN A BIDET
Asbury is an advocate of the standalone or add-on toilet accessory that squirts a spray of water between your cheeks to flush out residual fecal matter. While bidets are common in Europe and Japan, the West has been slower to adopt this superior method of post-poop clean-up; others might be wary of tapping into existing home plumbing to supply fresh water, even though DIY installation is quite easy. For those patients, Asbury has developed an alternative method.
For starters, Asbury recommends that people stop using the pre-moistened cloths, which are heavily marketed to promote a sparkling cavity. Use of the wipes has been associated with allergic reactions to methylisothiazolinone, a preservative used to inhibit bacterial growth while products are on store shelves. “Even the all-natural ones can cause problems,” he says, since any kind of chemical present in the wipes isn’t usually rinsed off right away.
Does that mean you should reach for dry toilet paper instead? Not quite. “It’s healthier, certainly, to clean your body with water," Asbury says. "Nobody takes a dry piece of paper, rubs it over their skin, and thinks they’re clean.” Even the Greco-Romans (332 BCE–395 CE) knew this, as one historical account from the philosopher Seneca revealed that they used a damp sponge affixed to a stick as a post-toiletry practice. Of course, some ancient cultures also wiped with pebbles and clam shells, among other poor ideas, so perhaps we should stick with contemporary advice.
INVEST IN A BIDET
Asbury is an advocate of the standalone or add-on toilet accessory that squirts a spray of water between your cheeks to flush out residual fecal matter. While bidets are common in Europe and Japan, the West has been slower to adopt this superior method of post-poop clean-up; others might be wary of tapping into existing home plumbing to supply fresh water, even though DIY installation is quite easy. For those patients, Asbury has developed an alternative method.
They have the kind made for flushing. The non-flush will eventually clog your plumbing and back up shitty water into your toilet and tub.
Then you gotta go rent one of these from Home Depot.
"Eventually."
Let's say you have a landlord you don't like.
How eventual?
It’s not that serious
GIVE UP WET WIPES
For starters, Asbury recommends that people stop using the pre-moistened cloths, which are heavily marketed to promote a sparkling cavity. Use of the wipes has been associated with allergic reactions to methylisothiazolinone, a preservative used to inhibit bacterial growth while products are on store shelves. “Even the all-natural ones can cause problems,” he says, since any kind of chemical present in the wipes isn’t usually rinsed off right away.
Does that mean you should reach for dry toilet paper instead? Not quite. “It’s healthier, certainly, to clean your body with water," Asbury says. "Nobody takes a dry piece of paper, rubs it over their skin, and thinks they’re clean.” Even the Greco-Romans (332 BCE–395 CE) knew this, as one historical account from the philosopher Seneca revealed that they used a damp sponge affixed to a stick as a post-toiletry practice. Of course, some ancient cultures also wiped with pebbles and clam shells, among other poor ideas, so perhaps we should stick with contemporary advice.
INVEST IN A BIDET
Asbury is an advocate of the standalone or add-on toilet accessory that squirts a spray of water between your cheeks to flush out residual fecal matter. While bidets are common in Europe and Japan, the West has been slower to adopt this superior method of post-poop clean-up; others might be wary of tapping into existing home plumbing to supply fresh water, even though DIY installation is quite easy. For those patients, Asbury has developed an alternative method.
A bidet is the move for the house. Everyone agrees(I hope) that water/moisture is needed to complete the process. Good info on those wipes also. I am also glad the article pointed out how dry wiping alone ain't cutting it.
Another idea is having a bottle of soapy water is great to if you happen to be out and about. Everyone does not have the luxury of working from home and we need to keep clean the best we can so best to be prepared when nature calls wherever we are.
Since we're on the topic.....
Do y'all wipe from front to back, or from back to front, or both ???
Typical day:
Special occasion:
Niggas mind went to prison sex for what reason i have no idea..Why yo feeling hurt, you been locked up before where you gotta keep the doodoo crumbs hanging like ornaments so big Charlie don’t get you?
So you cant manage a deuce without baby wipes but im the one who dont know how to wipe my ass? You homos living in the upside down.
It depends on your plumbing structure and I'm not a plumber so I don't know. But I have had to use one before.
This is BGOL, where everything is gay. If you use flushable wipes...nigga, you gayI use them all the time. Fuck you
And in case you're wondering what to do when you can't call gay stuff gay
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You shouldnt flush those baby wipes down your toilet. They will cause your main drain pipe to clog up over time!! But do what you want and pay that plumber bill, when your drains start draining slow and slower everyday!!
That's what I said! I feel asleep for a few hours after I posted and woke up to this pure comedy of a thread.
BGOL boy ya'll some fools, this thread went south quick!!!!!!!