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Imagine a giant bar or soap with a bathtub-sized depression in the top and a drain in the bottom. You fill it up with water, jump in, roll around to get suds up, then turn on the shower to rinse off.
Over the years, as you use up the soap, your bath gets bigger and bigger, until it eventually melts
away completely, but that’s OK because there’s a drain in the bathroom floor.
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Warning: Do not stand in bathtub. |
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Perhaps sell them as bathtub inserts, though I still don't know how you're going to stand up to shower. |
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Or a pilates rig, like a marionette. |
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Soon you'll be sitting on the floor, surrounded by walls of soap. Which could be fun... |
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When the walls burst you will be swept
across the bathroom floor in the torrent
and bonk your head on the sink or
against the wall. |
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Maybe a new "Endurance" game...or "I'm
A Celebrity, wash me out of here!"? |
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I'd say "Over the years..." is fairly optomistic. You're like to run out much sooner. How bout just a tub that squishes out shower gel when you're in it? |
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naah Toad i think in some backwards places in the UK like walsall baths are an anual event |
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[engineer1] .. true. Folks in walsall bath once a year. |
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Whether they need it or not. |
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