I suspect that’s the truth about many things. We love a Hollywood narrative, but a lot of the time having some aptitude and then becoming obsessed is the way.

You had me up until sprinkle…

It is a detergent, but I don’t think that means you can call it a soap. I could be wrong though. The best soap has the glycerin left in, so it’s moisturising your skin even as the detergents are drying it out.

Also, soap and shampoo bars are the way to go instead of liquid versions - less plastic waste.

If you’re concerned with dry/sensitive skin, try to find ones without SLS (Sodium lauryl sulphate), it’s a foaming agent used in loads of soap products, but it’s actually an irritant.

So many medicines are not licensed for pregnant women, not because there are known risks, but just because conducting human trials in that population is difficult ethically.

As a result, pregnant women have access to less treatment options, and may suffer unnecessary pain and adverse health outcomes. Which is also a bad thing, ethically…

Yes

The entire Frozen 2 soundtrack.

Yeah, fair, I agree.

But I’m interested to hear from anyone who has first hand experience of these sauna bags.

Does it feel like a right good 85 degrees with decent humidity proper sauna?

Do they get stinky inside and need very thorough cleaning every time?

Take a nice hot shower for as long as you like and let the steam build up. Very relaxing, no additional equipment needed.

Isn’t the same as a sauna tho…

This is the first time I’ve heard of sauna bags, have you used one yourself?

I love a good sauna, but the space, cost, and ventilation don’t allow it at home for me.

However it is not open source… and needs a paid subscription I think?

Doesn’t seem to be open source though, unless I’m missing something…

Dave the diver.

(I don’t have switch so I dunno if it’s available)

Yeah I love a bath. Especially when I feel I’ve really earned it, like exhausted after a day hillwalking, or manual labour outside in the rain or cold.

I don’t know specifically about shipwrecks, but there’s a lot of unexploded WW2 ordinance in the seas around the UK that cause problems, along other things. There’s an effort to map the sea bed of the north sea, because there’s so many cables and wind generators going in.

Here’s a relevant podcast episode: https://engineeringmatters.reby.media/2024/01 a/25/249-the-cables-that-bind-our-world-together/

What are the options other than removing the forms?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adbusters

All the good Bobs are either taken or gay 🤷‍♂️

I once had one of these for literally like 3 weeks.

Since then, I’ve decided the solution is to floss more regularly in general. Not that flossing was able to get it out, but they don’t seem to get stuck in the first place. I think maybe having slightly inflamed gums from plaque around the base of the tooth is what left a gap enough for the corn thing to slot in.

It’s like the first rule of unmentionable club.