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    • Duenan
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      11 months ago

      I hope so too. I don’t know if it’ll be easy or not. If it can’t I’m going to have to think of some creative ideas.

      • CEOofmyhouse56
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        11 months ago

        If you’re in desperate need for a shower your local aquatic centre.

        • Duenan
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          Might have to though I might prefer to do a cold shower at home vs doing that.

          Anyway I know I’ll have to do it tomorrow and the day after.

          • CEOofmyhouse56
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            11 months ago

            As shit as that is at least know that you’re not the first person who’s had to do that.

            • Duenan
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              11 months ago

              Thanks. Just a bit complicated because I have skin issues and stuff.

                • Duenan
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                  11 months ago

                  Yeah. It’s a good suggestion though and one I need to look into unless I boil some water and rinse myself in the bath with a mini bath

      • just_kitten
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        When our family visited my parents home country in the 90s and 2000s nobody had hot water systems. My mum still insisted on us washing in warm water if we showered at night, though. So we just boiled hot water in a kettle on the stove, poured it in with some tap water in a large plastic bucket, and used a plastic scoop to wash ourselves. We also didn’t grow up with hot showers for the most part so it wasn’t outrageous. However… Massive caveat this was obviously a lot easier in the tropics. But thinking back it’s made me realise how much we take hot water for granted.

        Anyway, the bucket method is there as a last resort…

        • Duenan
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          Thinking it’s what I might have to do

        • Duenan
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          11 months ago

          Thinking about it some more yours might be the best idea for awhile for me if things don’t get resolved.

          Going to have to wait to try it out but I think it’ll get me by. Just need to wait for my payday to get a backer and ladle for this.

          • just_kitten
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            11 months ago

            Could keep it to pits and bits with a washcloth if you have a plastic basin or bowl or something hanging around