GlassWhat were pre-plastics shampoo bottles made of?
Glass, it really sucked if you dropped your bottle of shampoo while in the shower.What were pre-plastics shampoo bottles made of?
Glass or it was bar soap.
yes before plastic it was only glass and tin
glass, which was really quite dangerous
The real earliest were made of wood or clay.
Plastics were invented before shampoo.
Gross, huh?
glass was a common contianer prior to the invention of plastic
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Are shampoo bottles shaped that way on purpose?
I caught my lady using a shampoo bottle, perhaps I am not as manly as Pert Plus.Are shampoo bottles shaped that way on purpose?
WOAH, she can fit a pert plus bottle in there? That's like some circus **** right there.Are shampoo bottles shaped that way on purpose?
You just haven't got what it takes apparently..
WOAH, she can fit a pert plus bottle in there? That's like some circus **** right there.Are shampoo bottles shaped that way on purpose?
You just haven't got what it takes apparently..
Does your body wash and shampoo have to be travel-size in basic training or can you bring normal size bottles?
Also can you bring those little scrunchi poofy loofa things with you that you scrub your body with?.. or do they issue you the stuff that you are going to use?Does your body wash and shampoo have to be travel-size in basic training or can you bring normal size bottles?
No poofy loofa things in basic, also I'm pretty sure your 'body wash' is allowed to be a bar of soap.
As for shampoo, yes it must be travel-sized.
They will provide stuff for you if you need it but its coming out of your pay check. The big difference? Stuff on base is discounted as well as tax-free to military members. If in doubt ask your reqruting officerDoes your body wash and shampoo have to be travel-size in basic training or can you bring normal size bottles?
My son took the travel size because of packing space but once he got to basic they went to the PX and he got the larger size and about the loofa it was not on his packing list but I don`t think you will even have the time to use one, you will jump in the shower and get out of it quick. My son used to take long showers but when he came home for Christmas he was in and out of the shower so quick and he said that was because they had to be fast in basic and that he got used to it.
In Army BCT you won't be allowed to use a loofa...you'll be getting a wash cloth to use. We weren't allowed body wash either, just unscented bars of soap. Also no super good smelling shampoo. I recommend you DON'T buy it before you get there, wait till you go to the PX when you start Basic (meaning, don't buy it at reception either) because that just aids weight to the bag you'll be carrying over your head on day one. Just leech off of people till you can buy some.
-PAC
i'm pretty sure you can buy then there at the PX. and no you can't bring those, you won't be able to use it. remember that this is basic training and there are about 50 or 60 other people in line for a shower so your showers will be quick; at most 3 minutes, it's just a quick rinse and wash.
you have to bring travel size with you anyway, because of the airline regulations. if you are allowed regular size bottles, you will be given the chance to purchase it once you get there. and about the loofa...no, sorry.
Army BCT right? Well I think the bottles are fine I used mine the whole time...but the loofa, they didn't let us use those, but it all depends.
No poofy loofa things in basic, also I'm pretty sure your 'body wash' is allowed to be a bar of soap.
As for shampoo, yes it must be travel-sized.
They will provide stuff for you if you need it but its coming out of your pay check. The big difference? Stuff on base is discounted as well as tax-free to military members. If in doubt ask your reqruting officerDoes your body wash and shampoo have to be travel-size in basic training or can you bring normal size bottles?
My son took the travel size because of packing space but once he got to basic they went to the PX and he got the larger size and about the loofa it was not on his packing list but I don`t think you will even have the time to use one, you will jump in the shower and get out of it quick. My son used to take long showers but when he came home for Christmas he was in and out of the shower so quick and he said that was because they had to be fast in basic and that he got used to it.
In Army BCT you won't be allowed to use a loofa...you'll be getting a wash cloth to use. We weren't allowed body wash either, just unscented bars of soap. Also no super good smelling shampoo. I recommend you DON'T buy it before you get there, wait till you go to the PX when you start Basic (meaning, don't buy it at reception either) because that just aids weight to the bag you'll be carrying over your head on day one. Just leech off of people till you can buy some.
-PAC
i'm pretty sure you can buy then there at the PX. and no you can't bring those, you won't be able to use it. remember that this is basic training and there are about 50 or 60 other people in line for a shower so your showers will be quick; at most 3 minutes, it's just a quick rinse and wash.
you have to bring travel size with you anyway, because of the airline regulations. if you are allowed regular size bottles, you will be given the chance to purchase it once you get there. and about the loofa...no, sorry.
Army BCT right? Well I think the bottles are fine I used mine the whole time...but the loofa, they didn't let us use those, but it all depends.
I loved jacadi Shampoo when my daughter was little. Where can i find the larger size bottles?
have they discontinued the shampoo? I can only find it in small gift packs.I loved jacadi Shampoo when my daughter was little. Where can i find the larger size bottles?
here are some stores
big w
woolys
best %26amp; less
its works
hair styles
bilo
western culture
priceline
country hair
shampoo land
allll things u nead
their u go u can find the jacadi large sizes and no they havent discounted the shampoos i by them aswell their good arent they hope i helped c-ya
here are some stores
big w
woolys
best %26amp; less
its works
hair styles
bilo
western culture
priceline
country hair
shampoo land
allll things u nead
their u go u can find the jacadi large sizes and no they havent discounted the shampoos i by them aswell their good arent they hope i helped c-ya
Why do shampoo bottles pop open when you fly on vacation?
need helpWhy do shampoo bottles pop open when you fly on vacation?
Indeed air pressure changes is the reason
The simpliest thing to do is (for new bottles) just open them and squeeze a bit out so that there is some space for the liquid to expand and contract, then you won't have any problemWhy do shampoo bottles pop open when you fly on vacation?
It might be squashed by something in your bag!
(perhaps some cling wrap and an elastic band would help ^0^ abd possibly a half-used shampoo taken on an airplane).
If you don't fill them completely to the top and put them in a ziploc bag, you'll be fine. I've flown dozens of times and never had anything even leak.
preassure. The higher the altitude the tighter the air circuit kind of like the reason that a tornado can rip off your roof if there is no circulation
Pressure! Same reason's why your ears pop.
air pressure.
Indeed air pressure changes is the reason
The simpliest thing to do is (for new bottles) just open them and squeeze a bit out so that there is some space for the liquid to expand and contract, then you won't have any problemWhy do shampoo bottles pop open when you fly on vacation?
It might be squashed by something in your bag!
(perhaps some cling wrap and an elastic band would help ^0^ abd possibly a half-used shampoo taken on an airplane).
If you don't fill them completely to the top and put them in a ziploc bag, you'll be fine. I've flown dozens of times and never had anything even leak.
preassure. The higher the altitude the tighter the air circuit kind of like the reason that a tornado can rip off your roof if there is no circulation
Pressure! Same reason's why your ears pop.
air pressure.
Is recyclable plastic bottle with chemical residue worth the water to rinse it all out? (e.g. shampoo)?
I can add a picture of an example if needed. I am sure everything that is recycled must be clean. I sometimes think it is more envirionmentally friendly to just throw somethings away rather than waste a lot of water clearning them out! Professional answers are preferred.Is recyclable plastic bottle with chemical residue worth the water to rinse it all out? (e.g. shampoo)?
No, because water isn't really wasted. It goes back through filtering and is reintroduced. Otherwise it just gets dumped into rivers, lakes, or oceans, in which case it would pollute all of it just the same.
But no, i don't really think when they recycle things they're simply washing them out. They take huge amounts of recyclable things, undergo a couple of chemical processes, and then you have material from teh recyclable things.Is recyclable plastic bottle with chemical residue worth the water to rinse it all out? (e.g. shampoo)?
well many things that are recycled are probably cleaned by radiation and sure clean it with the water if you really need it
theres plenty of water right now lol
Yes it is but pay attention to remove all the labels from the start because that will increase the impurities from the recycled plastics. Usually the recycle companies have a good washing process before melting the scraps.
If you use a tap water finally will go to a waste water treatment plants and the chemical residues will be retained and/or deactivated.
Dfriend:)makeup powder
No, because water isn't really wasted. It goes back through filtering and is reintroduced. Otherwise it just gets dumped into rivers, lakes, or oceans, in which case it would pollute all of it just the same.
But no, i don't really think when they recycle things they're simply washing them out. They take huge amounts of recyclable things, undergo a couple of chemical processes, and then you have material from teh recyclable things.Is recyclable plastic bottle with chemical residue worth the water to rinse it all out? (e.g. shampoo)?
well many things that are recycled are probably cleaned by radiation and sure clean it with the water if you really need it
theres plenty of water right now lol
Yes it is but pay attention to remove all the labels from the start because that will increase the impurities from the recycled plastics. Usually the recycle companies have a good washing process before melting the scraps.
If you use a tap water finally will go to a waste water treatment plants and the chemical residues will be retained and/or deactivated.
Dfriend:)
What should i do with all the extra half used bottles of shampoo and soap in my bathroom?
I usually ask around and see who in my family wants it. I usually give my shampoos, etc. to my sister or brother - depending on what the products contain (because of allergies, etc.)
When my cousin visited me during spring break, she ended up taking all of these products that didnt work for me, but they worked for her. Just ask around, see if anyone else is interested.
Or, if there is a moneyback guarantee from that company, call them and ask them to get your money back.What should i do with all the extra half used bottles of shampoo and soap in my bathroom?
Gather them together and sell them as a 'used' lot on eBay. List them, girl!What should i do with all the extra half used bottles of shampoo and soap in my bathroom?
Use it as laundry detergent.
use them up until they're gone
use them dont throw them away if there good ur just wasting ur money if u do
Shampoo - put a squeeze top on, and use as grease remover in laundry, to remove carpet stains, and for fine washables.
Bar soap? Liquid soap?
Bar - melt down all pieces in a double boiler, and mix together. Mold as desired.
Liquid - OK for hand washables. Mix with water and a little glycerin to make excellent bubbles!
Do NOT try to donate them - most places won't take open containers for safety reasons.
Use them
Use them! It is good to cylce shampoos, so don't use he same one every time you wash your hair.
Use them or put them in mini bottles for travel.
you can donate them to womens shelters.
When my cousin visited me during spring break, she ended up taking all of these products that didnt work for me, but they worked for her. Just ask around, see if anyone else is interested.
Or, if there is a moneyback guarantee from that company, call them and ask them to get your money back.What should i do with all the extra half used bottles of shampoo and soap in my bathroom?
Gather them together and sell them as a 'used' lot on eBay. List them, girl!What should i do with all the extra half used bottles of shampoo and soap in my bathroom?
Use it as laundry detergent.
use them up until they're gone
use them dont throw them away if there good ur just wasting ur money if u do
Shampoo - put a squeeze top on, and use as grease remover in laundry, to remove carpet stains, and for fine washables.
Bar soap? Liquid soap?
Bar - melt down all pieces in a double boiler, and mix together. Mold as desired.
Liquid - OK for hand washables. Mix with water and a little glycerin to make excellent bubbles!
Do NOT try to donate them - most places won't take open containers for safety reasons.
Use them
Use them! It is good to cylce shampoos, so don't use he same one every time you wash your hair.
Use them or put them in mini bottles for travel.
you can donate them to womens shelters.
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