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Body Scrubber
Portable cleaner that washes, rinses and dries in each skin sweep | |
This product is a similar, smaller version of a motorized hard floor cleaner. The size of a small hairdryer, the body scrubber would be indispensable when camping or on a long flight.
The battery-driven scrubber has a flexible squeegee-edged mouthpiece that adjusts to convex and concave surfaces.
As you sweep the scrubber along the skin, a soap solution is applied, a soft, cotton, rotating brush wipes the surface, rinse water is added and the skin is vacuumed dry. There is a small compartment for liquid soap, and one-cup bladders for fresh and dirty water. A one-minute wipe down with the body scrubber leaves you clean, rubbed and fresh smelling.
Floor cleaner
http://www.comforth...com/profwinwas.html
almost actual size [FarmerJohn, Sep 18 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]
A strigil
http://www.gridclub...lic_baths/2153.html
[UnaBubba, Sep 18 2002, last modified Oct 21 2004]
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So this would be like a cross betwen the floor cleaner, and some kind of electric toothbrush arrangement (but for the whole body, not for teeth)? |
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Not advisable for teeth or hair. |
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I can't help thinking that if you press the squeegee bit onto yourself hard enough to prevent leakage of liquid, you're going to lose most of your body hair as a function of the friction. Cleaning the unit then involves the removal of a large, soggy hairball, soaked in soapy water. |
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So you'd end up very clean, but also in great pain. Hmmm. No, unless someone can propose a flexible, efficient seal that won't result in the user being left completely depilated, I shall withhold my croissant, even though I think the idea in general is not without merit. |
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A box of wet wipes and a box of tissues pretty much do this job. But I like personal gadgetry so croissant |
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8 7: Try wiping water off your arm with the edge of the other hand; not any rougher than the moist inside curve of a croissant. Now add some suction and it might just work. |
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Because a doodad-whatchamacallit-thingamagig that goes "zvvvvvvvvvvvv", tickles you and you hold with a handle, is so much more fun. |
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angry veggie: Another reason for doohinkies is to have more time for activities and sports. |
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// more time for activities and sports// |
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If you were sweaty enough, you wouldn't need the water reservoir .... |
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You could call it something really original, like... Strigil... |
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If you're going to get all Roman on me, stay away from my bathsponge. |
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Then stop dropping the soap. |
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The Greeks have a word for that ........(Or is it the Geeks ?) |
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Does this remove the nurse during a bed wash? |
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// I can't help thinking that if you press the squeegee bit onto yourself hard enough to prevent leakage of liquid, you're going to lose most of your body hair as a function of the friction. // |
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[FJ] pint taken, I admit that some things are good to have just because they are funky and fun. I guess it'd be an interesting gift for camping types (I like angry veggie btw). |
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