But I ordered the unsweetened soap
Found by your Uncle Dave in a motel in Monterey, CA.
By Uncle Dave Friday November 25, 2011
Found by your Uncle Dave in a motel in Monterey, CA.
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Oh, so I guess that the sugar acts as an exfoliation agent.
But weirdly, that brought back memories of my my grandfather who used to wash his oily hands using soap and sugar.
Really?
ByTheWay: The sugar acts as an abrasive under oil but dissolves completely under water.
The two separate physical properties are also used in making pastry frosting; dissolving sugar in butter and then adding water to make a substantial frosting glaze? That’s how/why it works. (It also tastes goo-oo-od 🙂 )
My maternal grand father was quite a handyman. He used “Gunk” hand cleaner.
He invented the snow plows that they put on the front of the electric trolley cars in Montréal.
My paternal grand father was a Spanish Civil War draft dodger, (which is where we got the survival gene in our family. [It has served me well. {I’m still here ain’t I? 🙂 }])
He was a chef who used to attack his complaining customers in his restaurant with a cleaver, (which is where I got a temper that took me years to master. [It earned me the nickname Toto La Terreur {I used to fly into incoherent histrionic rages whenever I was thwarted.}])
Get it while you can because they’ll soon switch to high fructose corn syrup.
Beat me to it. Damn.
It would be very acidic, you wouldn’t want to get some in your eye.
Point taken. Citrus is acid.
Might use it on your feet to get a mild peel, remove dead skin as in exfoliate or something.
Reminds me of Engrish.com, but without the humor.
Well I guess in the future there will be quite a lot of things we either did not know or were misinformed of
Its best to take all of this with a grain of salt – or sugar
Lets get in the car and go !