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Remember the days when the only soap for the bath or shower came in a bar? Well, I certainly do. Around 1990, I switched to using Ivory Dishwashing Liquid in the shower. It’s a long story. Actually, the Ivory worked quite well and kept the shower free of soap scum much better. It was gentle on the skin and did an excellent job of cleansing. My only complaint was that it was harder to rinse off the body than other types of soap. About that time a few liquid soaps began appearing and I gradually shifted over to a variety of different brands, usually the one that was on sale as they were all somewhat expensive. My fiancée found me in this state and introduced me to “Neutrogena Rainbath” shower and bath gel. I immediately adapted to it and our joint usage added a little efficiency to the household.

“Neutrogena Rainbath” is an excellent product. It cleanses as well as any shower liquid I’ve used and has a pleasant and refreshing smell. My fiancée claims it leaves her skin in better condition, but I can’t really tell. I like it because it washes off clean fairly easily and leaves a pleasant light fragrance. On occasion, my fiancée uses it to shave her legs, but she usually prefers to use a specialized gel. We generally prefer to buy it in the 40-ounce bottle, which lasts a long time and fits neatly on a little shelf in our shower.

Gary Peterson

I’ve been using this product for years and it is so convenient to have the 40 oz size available. I would recommend it especially for households with several people. I also keep it in our vacation home for our guests who always comment on the fresh smell and hygienic convenience of the pump.
Thanks,
D. Neal

Have been using this items since was a teen … cannot live without it … the gentle heavenly odor … the clean smooth feeling after a shower or bath … it all creates a feeling of utter well being.

Hope only that the bottles will be proof sealed.

There are as many different kinds of shower on the market today as there are manufacturers.
Electric showers are the simple “go anywhere” shower. They need a cold water supply and an electric feed which must be on it’s own circuit breaker.
Power showers require both hot and cold water supplies and an electric feed which again, must have it’s own circuit breaker.
Mixers showers are available in thermostatic and non thermostatic versions. The thermostatic version will maintain it’s temperature if there is a loss of water pressure on either of the water feeds. The non thermostatic version won’t which can result in your shower suddenly running too hot or too cold. Both versions of mixer showers are available in high pressure or low pressure versions.
Wireless or remote control showers are basically mixer showers that incorporate a remote control which can be wired or wireless. They tend to be a lot more expensive than traditional mixer showers but do give you the advantage of being able to turn on the shower, at your preferred setting, from your bedroom.
Whichever shower system you prefer, take your time, check out the vastly differing prices on the internet, and above all, have it installed by a fully qualified fitter who is fully conversant with the local water regulations.