Bath bombs.

[Salopian]

A friend of mine here in Helsinki has a bathtub in his flat.
He mainly uses it for washing the horse he keeps as a pet.

Said horse was in there three times today due to filthy undercarriage and paw..err, hooves thanks to ze weather (was 'lovely' in the morning but went to the dogs). The enamel's long gone, so I'd say the bath is 50 years old rather than part of a tubbing resurgence...I'll have to tell the talonmies et al that the goddamned hoof prints are part of the original design.

Bath bombs? Why not? If I ever get the tub fit again for human use, I'll look into them. Or send the woman out to check things out. Horseback of course.

[Tiwaz]

Plus, those strands of seaweed get where water can't.

I bought a bath bomb for my SO for Easter. He is (should be) on a diet so I avoided chocolate and as he has excrutiating backache (after a weekend in an army camp) I thought a bath bomb would be a great idea. I got him the green one. I can't remember if it has seaweed in (no glitter though and no butterflies or roses). But thanks for the warning.

Unless you have spoiled him rotten, he is so happy about you thinking of him that he doesn't care about seaweed.

Specially if you tell him that it helps scrub his skin of something...

[Rosamunda]

he is so happy about you thinking of him that he doesn't care about seaweed.

Well actually... I'm leaving him with the three kids while I go to the UK for Easter So it was a sort of peace-offering. Maybe I should get the chocolate anyway...

[Tiwaz]

he is so happy about you thinking of him that he doesn't care about seaweed.

Well actually... I'm leaving him with the three kids while I go to the UK for Easter So it was a sort of peace-offering. Maybe I should get the chocolate anyway...

Go for both... Never hurts to offer as much as possible in peace-offering.

You can get it back later on with interest.