Bring your own shower stuff

AssTastic

I’m your Huckleberry
Jul 2, 2002
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I think in this new reality it would probably be a good idea to start bringing my own shower stuff to incalls. I mean no offence to any because I know agencies and indy’s provide fresh towels, but my towel is my towel...little shampoo/shower gel bottles are cheap and easy, mini mouthwash is also cheap and easy...

At the very least, for the guys that have an SO waiting at home, buying empty mini bottles and filling them with the shower gel you have at home leaves no questions on how you smell?
 
LOL! You will get COVID by kissing the girl, and being close to her for 30 min, not by sharing bath products, during a 2 min shower.
 
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LOL! You will get COVID by kissing the girl, and being close to her for 30 min, not by sharing bath products, during a 2 min shower.
Son of a...ok well at least the guys with SO’s will smell like home!!
 
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Dammit...maybe this post will serve as a lesson on what not to do!! I need a smoke and a pancake
 
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maybe it'll decrease the chance by 5% or something

if it's not a hassle to you or provider, then it's probably not a problem to do it.

You can even drop a break the ice joke 'who doesn't like less laundry?'
 
I sometimes bring my own shower kit. I've seen a number of providers that don't provide soap. I'm sure they can appreciate extra sparkling clean balls - I always tell myself that's how you get more mileage.
Although, I'm not lugging around fresh towels that should be provided, especially if it's at a hotel.
 
I don't mind bringing my own toiletries, in fact I prefer it.

New Rule: From now on, when I book an appointment I'm going to check the shower first. If there's no shower mat, I'm paying a cancellation fee and walking out. I still have vertigo, I'm not going to risk another head injury.