Loofah
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this is why people are told to change them constantly
That has more to do with the fact that they stay wet for a long time and are kept in a humid environment, and aren't sanitised. Makes them a happy place for bacteria. Which, coincidentally, could be the source of the rash.
This is why I just never use loofahs.. I just use a washcloth like you're supposed to, and I wash the washcloth about once a week.
Ummm ... Once a week ?
Yes, loofahs are meant to be changed often, and if I was having a reaction, the first thing to go would be my loofah, even if I thought it was the soap, because the soap would still be in the loofah, no matter how much I rubbed and tried cleaning it.
and that's why you don't use a loofah
That really sucks op, but hey look on the bright side. You might have super powers now
that's why I use Exfoliating gloves.
Ugh just thinking of the visual of that makes me cringe.
Reading this comment gave me the worst feeling #setfiretospiders
Burn it.
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I fail to see how a) you couldn't see a whole family of spiders living in your loofah and b) how the family of spiders lived through multiple sessions of you putting soap and water on the loofah and rubbing it vigorously all over your body.
Loofahman, Loofahman, does whatever a Loofah can.