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Nessus posted:Yeah my hands are for poo poo lately and I'm even using fairly nice hand soap and am used to having leathery alkaline gloves due to a history of kitchen work. Oh you mean you process it and add chemicals. NoneMoreNegative posted:Gettin' bufff... In the front room! These are gay porn sets and nothing will convince me otherwise.
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Azza Bamboo posted:Is the floor under this tub structurally sound? Depends how many engineered beams they had to saw through before installing it
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there wolf posted:Oh you mean you process it and add chemicals. What exactly is your definition of “chemicals”? Or maybe I should ask if there’s anything you consider a good chemical if fat is too synthetic.
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The point is traditional soap is actually super harsh. It's based on lye! Modern body cleaners are usually either liquid or ~cleansing bars~ that are much gentler
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Apr 6, 2020 18:17
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What about castile soap? That's supposed to be pretty gentle?
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MetaJew posted:What about castile soap? That's supposed to be pretty gentle? Yeah I was talking about Castile soap. It’s made from olive oil. The Lord Bude fucked around with this message at 18:55 on Apr 6, 2020 |
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Apr 6, 2020 18:24
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The Lord Bude posted:Yeah I was talking about Castile soap. It’s made from olive oil. Dr. Bronner's is a excellent brand https://www.drbronner.com/
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Dr. Bronner's is a excellent brand This is the stuff I buy and it's amazing: https://freshwaterfarm.com.au/collections/all-products The handwash and shampoo bars are great as well.
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Apr 6, 2020 18:56
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Soaps are made from a fat and alkali. Both lye and potash are caustic chemicals used as the alkali. Dr. Bronner uses either, depending on if it's a bar or liquid. That Freshwater Farm bar uses lye, but they list the result of its reaction with palm oil as an ingredient, sodium palmate.
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The Zillow search term of the day is "retro bathroom" These all come from the same ridiculous house. Pick your favorite: Op Art (aka oh-god-the-wallpaper-is-moving)  Gilded Age  Pink & Parrots  Peach & Plaid  Pee & Poop  Seeing Red  bonus: rest of the house     why did people love plaid so much in the 70s?   
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Youth Decay posted:The Zillow search term of the day is "retro bathroom" All easily fixed with some white paint and new wood floors. The house itself looks arright.
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wooger posted:All easily fixed with some white paint and new wood floors. The house itself looks arright. I will take that house over white-and-wood "modern" finishes any day. I'd rather live in something ugly than something boring.
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Youth Decay posted:I will take that house over white-and-wood "modern" finishes any day. I'd rather live in something ugly than something boring. modern is good though and it doesn't make you want to scream whenever you open your eyes like that place
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NoneMoreNegative posted:Gettin' bufff... In the front room! It's the bathroom of Jack Palance's lair from Tango & Cash https://youtu.be/loVgrJY2RWM
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Youth Decay posted:*snip* Always wanted a house that borrows the color scheme from the sets/outfits in Lil Kim & Lil Cease's music video for "Crush on You".
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Youth Decay posted:The Zillow search term of the day is "retro bathroom" Man, there are some violent decorative disagreements in that house.
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latinotwink1997 posted:What exactly is your definition of “chemicals”? Or maybe I should ask if there’s anything you consider a good chemical if fat is too synthetic. A substance used by or produced by a chemical process. Everything is chemicals, and you're just imposing a false dichotomy of natural/synthetic onto stuff because it makes you feel better. It doesn't matter if your lipid is coming from an olive tree, or rapeseed, or cow fat, it's all getting mixed with lye or potash from a chloralkali plant. And that's a good think because you've got a lot more control over how and how much alkali ends up in your soap when you're buying pure flakes instead of rendering it from burnt tree ashes.
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Youth Decay posted:Not sure how I feel about this weird industrial house that was inspired by a grain elevator Interesting: quote:4/12/2017 Pending sale $750,000 There has to be something terribly wrong with it, right?
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hmm maybe people realizing that a house doesn't need five loving bedrooms or 4k square feet
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there wolf posted:A substance used by or produced by a chemical process. Everything is chemicals, and you're just imposing a false dichotomy of natural/synthetic onto stuff because it makes you feel better. Just want to make sure I'm clear on this definition. So cooking something makes the kind of chemicals you consider bad? Ceviche must be particularly awful in this case. How about anything using a starch and water? Because ohhh boy howdy that makes a different set of chemical through reaction. Especially when you add extra heat. So what exactly are you consuming as food? Do you have any green plants near your house? Because photosynthesis is also a chemical process. Have you ever lit a candle.....or have a gas stove? Or allowed something to rust? drat chemical reactions. Do you own any batteries? Do you digest food? You really need to define "produced by a chemical process" is you don't want to sound like someone wearing a tinfoil hat. Or is it your definition of "natural" the thing that is so confusing here? Is me using citrus on fish natural? Explain why or why not. Is human intent the thing that makes it natural or not? Motronic fucked around with this message at 03:24 on Apr 7, 2020 |
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I don't know what's worse; a technical error, or refusing to get what people mean when they say something.
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Azza Bamboo posted:I don't know what's worse; a technical error, or refusing to get what people mean when they say something. If you understand then explain it. A lot of people that don't have good definitions talk about "chemicals" and then can't actually define the actual ones they are talking about. They talk about chemicals that have been "produced" but don't have a clear line on what "produced" means. They talk about a "chemcial process" that is bad, but can't define which ones or which classes of chemicla process are problematic. I want to understand this viewpoint. I certainly have a general list of problematic chemical compounds that are being produced and perhaps I could back into a set of processes for those. But I'm not the one trying to draw a line in the soap here.
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gj reading
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I'll take your answer as "a technical error."
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yippee cahier posted:Soaps are made from a fat and alkali. Both lye and potash are caustic chemicals used as the alkali. Dr. Bronner uses either, depending on if it's a bar or liquid. That Freshwater Farm bar uses lye, but they list the result of its reaction with palm oil as an ingredient, sodium palmate. I understand that. The point I’m making is that if you grab a random cheap bar of soap off the supermarket shelf you’ll find a whole laundry list of extra ingredients, many of which aren’t what you ideally want on your skin
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I want you to go reread my post, and then think real hard about how you got the exact opposite meaning from it and what that says about you.The Lord Bude posted:I understand that. The point I’m making is that if you grab a random cheap bar of soap off the supermarket shelf you’ll find a whole laundry list of extra ingredients, many of which aren’t what you ideally want on your skin I can agree with this in abstract. There's all kinds of dyes and perfumes added to soaps for aesthetic reasons that have nothing to do with skincare and as a result may even be actually bad for it. But that goes for literally every consumer good that has contact with the body. I just hate when people generalize it to chemicals as though the basic components of soap aren't also chemicals, and then try and throw some natural vs. synthetic framing around it like it's a clear good vs. evil. Most of the time you're just looking at a really crude chemical process vs. a very sophisticated one with different benefits and negatives depending on what you're doing. there wolf fucked around with this message at 04:17 on Apr 7, 2020 |
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posting carpeted bathrooms until y'all stop your slapfight
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Some penance for derailing- 
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there wolf posted:Some penance for derailing- yeah, that's how I store my chemicals as well
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there wolf posted:I want you to go reread my post, and then think real hard about how you got the exact opposite meaning from it and what that says about you. Yeah yeah, it's not you. Sorry for quoting the wrong quote. It says I'm a distracted dumbass shitposter.
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Youth Decay posted:posting carpeted bathrooms until y'all stop your slapfight What's with the green shitters and the brass chained lamps? Is there some obscure art style I don't know about?
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More bathrooms from Weird Secondhand Finds. I'm going to have to go through and save the images because these are too good to vanish into the depths of Facebook.  
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Azza Bamboo posted:What's with the green shitters and the brass chained lamps? Is there some obscure art style I don't know about? it's called the 'something awful dot com interior design thread vintage dream home'
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there wolf posted:Some penance for derailing- Is the penance stored in all those cupboards?
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Azza Bamboo posted:What's with the green shitters and the brass chained lamps? Is there some obscure art style I don't know about? The 70s.
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:More bathrooms from Weird Secondhand Finds. I'm going to have to go through and save the images because these are too good to vanish into the depths of Facebook. hell yeah bring back colorful toilets and tubs!!!
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Azza Bamboo posted:What's with the green shitters and the brass chained lamps? Is there some obscure art style I don't know about? Green shitters in general are just the popularity of colored porcelain bathroom fixtures from about the 30's up through the 80's, and brass came in later midcentury when all the gold/silver from art deco started to go out of fashion. But that bathroom in particular I think is a combination of styles due to a renovation. The thurible-looking chain lamps, the carpet, and the paneling are all very 60's, but that light blue-green in the fixtures had its heyday in the 30's. So it's not a singular vision, unlike this -  I really want those silver pillows on the right to be a tanning bed.
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dema posted:Interesting: It’s in Lawrence, Kansas.
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:More bathrooms from Weird Secondhand Finds. I'm going to have to go through and save the images because these are too good to vanish into the depths of Facebook. I unironically love all of these, even the bright red one that makes my head ache. Wanna drop some shrooms, go take a long bath, and really soak in the colours. In Finland ofc all bathroom fittings have always been in white and will always be so because Aalto, Arabia, and Nordic Modernism dictate it so. I am jealous of you Yanks and your hosed up post-war toilet stylings, all the hand bidets in the world aren't enough to make up for the lack of avocado- or pastel coloured shitters. barbecue at the folks fucked around with this message at 13:08 on Apr 7, 2020 |
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