I'm more electrifying than sticking a fork in an electrical socket.Are you more electrifying then throwing a hair dryer in a bath tub full of wate?
I'm more electrifying than Chuck Norris, Jet Li, and Jackie Chan having a throw down in the middle of a severe thunderstorm with dramatic music playing in the back ground.Are you more electrifying then throwing a hair dryer in a bath tub full of wate?
im more electrifying than a AA battery
is that good
i'm more electrifying than putting all things that are electrical together (if thats even possible to do) :)
Alright fella
I have not got a clue , and there is no way i am putting my knob in the electric socket to find out either ...
I'm more electrifying than a thunderstorm :D
Why yes of course :)
Are you??
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Porcelain bath tub that has been scratched?
White porcelain bath tub.........how do you repair scratches? Will it rust over time?Porcelain bath tub that has been scratched?
you can buy a porcelain repair kit. (@ Home depot)
yes, if you do nothing it can rustPorcelain bath tub that has been scratched?
It could rust if you do not repair it.
You could pick up a kit from home depot or lowes for a do it yourself option. There are also many contractors who specialize in scratch repairs, who may be able to make the scratch seem like it was never there at all. It may cost you about $100-200 depending on the size.
you can buy a porcelain repair kit. (@ Home depot)
yes, if you do nothing it can rustPorcelain bath tub that has been scratched?
It could rust if you do not repair it.
You could pick up a kit from home depot or lowes for a do it yourself option. There are also many contractors who specialize in scratch repairs, who may be able to make the scratch seem like it was never there at all. It may cost you about $100-200 depending on the size.
What is the best bath tub?
I am trying to find the best bath tube to purchase for my new born. He is due on feb 18th. I want a tub i can use as an newborn, infant and toddler. Please give me links and pictures.What is the best bath tub?
This is the tub we have http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d鈥?/a> Our son is 11 weeks old and we have been using it since his cord fell off. The sling is good for newborns. We are still using it but our son will be too big before long. When they are too big you unhook the lower end of the sling and your baby can sit on a built in seat in the bottom of the tub and still use the head rest to support his head. Once he doesn't need the headrest you can remove the entire sling and just use the tub. We love ours and use it for every bath.What is the best bath tub?
It's a waste of money trying to find one you can use for newborn, infant, and toddler stages. You're better off using the kitchen sink or just getting a REALLY cheap tub to use at first.
We used a tub for about 3 months until we finally realized it was a waste of effort. Then we just got a bath sponge our son could lay on in the tub. Then, when he could sit up well, we just sat him up in the tub.
A baby bath tub for a toddler and older infant is kind of impractical.
I haven't got a chance to use it yet cause my baby will not be born til late april but I bought the Primo Eurobath. I believe its the biggest one out there. So if u have a regular size bathtub to put it in it MIGHT not fit. I have a garden tub so I am fine. I knew it was big but its just what I wanted, I can't wait to use it. It has no pads or anything on it which I am glad cause I was afraid of having those turn moldy or mildewy, didn't want to mess with that at all. u can use this one from birth to 2yrs and another thing I love about it is its pretty deep, which means the babies body can pretty much be submerged into the water (depending on the amount of water u put in) that way the baby wont get cold.
I had read alot of tub reviews and everyone kept saying how their baby would cry and hate baths but it was probably because it was cold, I'd cry too if I was not in the warm water. anyway the link is below, check it out.
I can not find this in the stores I ordered mine from toys r us. :-) if u go to the toys r us link below u can read through the 273 reviews on it, it has a very good rating. again its big but on the Primobaby site they give u an idea on how to store it by hanging on the wall. that is what I am gonna do :-)
Edit: I just have to come back and add, and I know everyone is different but for me I could NEVER use a kitchen sink to bath a baby, that will just make me puke all over the place that is so nasty. Justing thinking of our dirty it could be and the fact that u rinse off raw meat in there and everything, ehhhhhh I don't care if it was cloroxed first that is soooo nasty to me I could not do it.
sry I have 2 kids and I never had a baby tub
what they were newborns I used the kitchen sink with a towl en the bottom and when they out grew the sink they took a normal bath with the sit in seat to keep them in place.
I think that those tubs are just a marketing scam to make us spend more then we need.
I bought a tub with my daughter but then when we had our son we never bought one. I am expecting again and will not buy one. You will not use it very often. But if you are set in getting one I would get one that is reasonably priced and doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You will just be paying for the look. If you can get a bath that grows with your baby. Try to get something so you can get the best out of your money.
This is the one we bought for our son!! We love it!!
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/detail.gs鈥?/a>
It does have a sling that fits into that you can use when you give your newborn a sponge bath or when they are very little. We used in on the counter at first then put it in the bath tub once we took the sling out!
Congrats on your little one!!!
Honestly, I doubt you'll use a tub much. I take a bath with my baby every night. We both get cleaned and bond..and there isn't an extra tub getting in the way or needing to be filled, emptied, or cleaned. You can also by a floatie foam pad for the big tub. You'll only use a baby tub til your wee one is sitting up really well anyway. Why waste the money?
I bought this one originally:
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>
and while it was nice to have for the first few weeks when we were so nervous bathing him, he outgrew it really quickly. The last time we used it we could only put like a quarter of an inch of water in it because he displaced so much!
Now I have this one:
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>
and I think that's what I should have bought from the very start. It's amazing and should grow with him just fine.
i got this one for my son
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>
I spent a huge amount of money on a first steps one that leaked.
My 20 dollar target brand one is perfect.black lipstick
This is the tub we have http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.d鈥?/a> Our son is 11 weeks old and we have been using it since his cord fell off. The sling is good for newborns. We are still using it but our son will be too big before long. When they are too big you unhook the lower end of the sling and your baby can sit on a built in seat in the bottom of the tub and still use the head rest to support his head. Once he doesn't need the headrest you can remove the entire sling and just use the tub. We love ours and use it for every bath.What is the best bath tub?
It's a waste of money trying to find one you can use for newborn, infant, and toddler stages. You're better off using the kitchen sink or just getting a REALLY cheap tub to use at first.
We used a tub for about 3 months until we finally realized it was a waste of effort. Then we just got a bath sponge our son could lay on in the tub. Then, when he could sit up well, we just sat him up in the tub.
A baby bath tub for a toddler and older infant is kind of impractical.
I haven't got a chance to use it yet cause my baby will not be born til late april but I bought the Primo Eurobath. I believe its the biggest one out there. So if u have a regular size bathtub to put it in it MIGHT not fit. I have a garden tub so I am fine. I knew it was big but its just what I wanted, I can't wait to use it. It has no pads or anything on it which I am glad cause I was afraid of having those turn moldy or mildewy, didn't want to mess with that at all. u can use this one from birth to 2yrs and another thing I love about it is its pretty deep, which means the babies body can pretty much be submerged into the water (depending on the amount of water u put in) that way the baby wont get cold.
I had read alot of tub reviews and everyone kept saying how their baby would cry and hate baths but it was probably because it was cold, I'd cry too if I was not in the warm water. anyway the link is below, check it out.
I can not find this in the stores I ordered mine from toys r us. :-) if u go to the toys r us link below u can read through the 273 reviews on it, it has a very good rating. again its big but on the Primobaby site they give u an idea on how to store it by hanging on the wall. that is what I am gonna do :-)
Edit: I just have to come back and add, and I know everyone is different but for me I could NEVER use a kitchen sink to bath a baby, that will just make me puke all over the place that is so nasty. Justing thinking of our dirty it could be and the fact that u rinse off raw meat in there and everything, ehhhhhh I don't care if it was cloroxed first that is soooo nasty to me I could not do it.
sry I have 2 kids and I never had a baby tub
what they were newborns I used the kitchen sink with a towl en the bottom and when they out grew the sink they took a normal bath with the sit in seat to keep them in place.
I think that those tubs are just a marketing scam to make us spend more then we need.
I bought a tub with my daughter but then when we had our son we never bought one. I am expecting again and will not buy one. You will not use it very often. But if you are set in getting one I would get one that is reasonably priced and doesn't have all the bells and whistles. You will just be paying for the look. If you can get a bath that grows with your baby. Try to get something so you can get the best out of your money.
This is the one we bought for our son!! We love it!!
http://www.walmart.com/catalog/detail.gs鈥?/a>
It does have a sling that fits into that you can use when you give your newborn a sponge bath or when they are very little. We used in on the counter at first then put it in the bath tub once we took the sling out!
Congrats on your little one!!!
Honestly, I doubt you'll use a tub much. I take a bath with my baby every night. We both get cleaned and bond..and there isn't an extra tub getting in the way or needing to be filled, emptied, or cleaned. You can also by a floatie foam pad for the big tub. You'll only use a baby tub til your wee one is sitting up really well anyway. Why waste the money?
I bought this one originally:
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>
and while it was nice to have for the first few weeks when we were so nervous bathing him, he outgrew it really quickly. The last time we used it we could only put like a quarter of an inch of water in it because he displaced so much!
Now I have this one:
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>
and I think that's what I should have bought from the very start. It's amazing and should grow with him just fine.
i got this one for my son
http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp鈥?/a>
I spent a huge amount of money on a first steps one that leaked.
My 20 dollar target brand one is perfect.
Does anyboby know what a water bath is. because i am not sure if it is the same as a bath tub .?
if a temperature of a waterbath during a reaction increases. is it exothermic or endothermic? i believe it is exothermic, but i dont really know what a waterbath is so am not positive.Does anyboby know what a water bath is. because i am not sure if it is the same as a bath tub .?
A waterbath is basically a container of water that the reaction vessel (flask or whatever) is (partly) immersed in. The purpose of the waterbath is usually to heat the reaction mixture or to keep it cool (or to maintain a constant temperature during a reaction by absorbing evolved heat). For heating purposes, a waterbath is more gentle and controllable than a direct flame or electric heater. A variation of a waterbath is an ice bath, which is just what it sounds like: a container of icewater which chills the reaction mixture. Another variation is a steam bath.
In the context of this question, if the temperature of the water bath increased without other input, then yes, the reaction (in the flask or whatever) must have been exothermic.Does anyboby know what a water bath is. because i am not sure if it is the same as a bath tub .?
Your question is a bit vague. I think you are asking, ';If I have a reaction immersed in a water bath and the temperature of the water bath increases, is the reaction endothermic or exothermic.'; That's what I think you are asking....
BTW, a water bath is nothing more than a container of water which you have your reaction vessel (beaker, flask, whatever) in. If you run a reaction in a water bath and the water temperature increases, the reaction is exothermic. It (the reaction) is giving off heat, and the water is absorbing it.
A water bath is usually a small to medium container of water, something like a 400mL beaker perhaps. If the temperature increased then it is endothermic, meaning heat was absorbed. Exothermic is when the overall temperature drops and heat is given off. Hope this helps
it should be endothermic. Exothermic means heat is being transferred out. Endothermic means it is being absorbed in. Water bath is probably just to throw you off. Endothermic should be the answer because the heat is increasing meaning the heat is coming in which is Endothermic.
I agree on the description of the waterbath.
But the reaction would be exothermic as you judge this from the point of view of the reaction. Is the reaction giving off energy/heat it is exothermic and that is what happened if the bath gets warm.
A waterbath is basically a container of water that the reaction vessel (flask or whatever) is (partly) immersed in. The purpose of the waterbath is usually to heat the reaction mixture or to keep it cool (or to maintain a constant temperature during a reaction by absorbing evolved heat). For heating purposes, a waterbath is more gentle and controllable than a direct flame or electric heater. A variation of a waterbath is an ice bath, which is just what it sounds like: a container of icewater which chills the reaction mixture. Another variation is a steam bath.
In the context of this question, if the temperature of the water bath increased without other input, then yes, the reaction (in the flask or whatever) must have been exothermic.Does anyboby know what a water bath is. because i am not sure if it is the same as a bath tub .?
Your question is a bit vague. I think you are asking, ';If I have a reaction immersed in a water bath and the temperature of the water bath increases, is the reaction endothermic or exothermic.'; That's what I think you are asking....
BTW, a water bath is nothing more than a container of water which you have your reaction vessel (beaker, flask, whatever) in. If you run a reaction in a water bath and the water temperature increases, the reaction is exothermic. It (the reaction) is giving off heat, and the water is absorbing it.
A water bath is usually a small to medium container of water, something like a 400mL beaker perhaps. If the temperature increased then it is endothermic, meaning heat was absorbed. Exothermic is when the overall temperature drops and heat is given off. Hope this helps
it should be endothermic. Exothermic means heat is being transferred out. Endothermic means it is being absorbed in. Water bath is probably just to throw you off. Endothermic should be the answer because the heat is increasing meaning the heat is coming in which is Endothermic.
I agree on the description of the waterbath.
But the reaction would be exothermic as you judge this from the point of view of the reaction. Is the reaction giving off energy/heat it is exothermic and that is what happened if the bath gets warm.
Where can i find a hotel with jacuzzi or big bath tub in Ireland?
u google hotels in dublin or just ireland then u ll get a good selection out of what u want.Where can i find a hotel with jacuzzi or big bath tub in Ireland?
there are quite a few sites that you can search that will likely show you great hotels at the best prices available. check out the website BookMe and you will be able to compare prices on all the reputable travel sites in just a couple minutes. it's very convenient and will save you a bunch of time and money. Also, make sure you buy them online... otherwise they charge much higher fees for phone orders. good luck.Where can i find a hotel with jacuzzi or big bath tub in Ireland?
Eh, can you be anymore specific? Anywhere, of course. Just google search for hotels and the name of the place you're going to. Obviously any of the cities would.
IN HERE:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=At5NNPkdj8JTjBej.3VQTD3V5nNG;_ylv=3?qid=20091207153416AA2d9cU
HELPPP
Cheeky!!!
Well most bridal suits should have one or try some of the spa hotels they usually have aths big enough for two.
I know the Killarney Hights hotel has one in their main suit
there are quite a few sites that you can search that will likely show you great hotels at the best prices available. check out the website BookMe and you will be able to compare prices on all the reputable travel sites in just a couple minutes. it's very convenient and will save you a bunch of time and money. Also, make sure you buy them online... otherwise they charge much higher fees for phone orders. good luck.Where can i find a hotel with jacuzzi or big bath tub in Ireland?
Eh, can you be anymore specific? Anywhere, of course. Just google search for hotels and the name of the place you're going to. Obviously any of the cities would.
IN HERE:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=At5NNPkdj8JTjBej.3VQTD3V5nNG;_ylv=3?qid=20091207153416AA2d9cU
HELPPP
Cheeky!!!
Well most bridal suits should have one or try some of the spa hotels they usually have aths big enough for two.
I know the Killarney Hights hotel has one in their main suit
Just moved into a house with grime build up in bath tub. used Ajax to shrub a 6'; hole in the grime in 15min
any sugestions on what to use on a fiberglas tub to clean it . looks like sope build up. very heavyJust moved into a house with grime build up in bath tub. used Ajax to shrub a 6'; hole in the grime in 15min
Get a cleaning product called THE WORKS Wal Mart carrries it. Squirt it on and watch the grime dissolve.Just moved into a house with grime build up in bath tub. used Ajax to shrub a 6'; hole in the grime in 15min
i read somewhere that shampoo works good and i tried it and it does but if your tub is really bad i don't know if it will take it off. hope so let me know. good luck
When a tenant left my rental with a tub such as yours I used Lysol liquid toilet bowl cleaner.
STOP using Ajax!!!!! You will harm the finish on your fiberglass tub. Try a soap scum remover or baking soda. Never use an abrasive on fiberglass.
YOU DON'T KNOW? PLEASE, TRY THE MAGIC ERASER. I was amazed at how well it worked on so many things around the house. It's MAGIC.
try ajax powder use a fair bit and dont scrub just wipe worked for me hope it does for you
scrubbing bubbles
I have a fiberglass tub. If there is a lot a lime build up, no amount of scrubbing will get rid of it and will definitely harm the surface if you use a harsh abrasive cleaner. What I do is use a commercial brand of lime remover. Be careful with this - use rubber gloves and open the window. Be sure to cover the entire surface with the lime away solution avoiding metal surfaces. Let sit for as long as it takes for the lime deposits to desolve. Rinse well and then use plain 'ol baking soda as your final cleaner and polish. REALLY WORKS.
Spray OVEN CLEANER on it and let it sit for a while...the oven cleaner is a heavy degreaser and will eat all the grime. Test in an inconspicuous place BEFORE you spray the whole tub but it should be safe..
Get a cleaning product called THE WORKS Wal Mart carrries it. Squirt it on and watch the grime dissolve.Just moved into a house with grime build up in bath tub. used Ajax to shrub a 6'; hole in the grime in 15min
i read somewhere that shampoo works good and i tried it and it does but if your tub is really bad i don't know if it will take it off. hope so let me know. good luck
When a tenant left my rental with a tub such as yours I used Lysol liquid toilet bowl cleaner.
STOP using Ajax!!!!! You will harm the finish on your fiberglass tub. Try a soap scum remover or baking soda. Never use an abrasive on fiberglass.
YOU DON'T KNOW? PLEASE, TRY THE MAGIC ERASER. I was amazed at how well it worked on so many things around the house. It's MAGIC.
try ajax powder use a fair bit and dont scrub just wipe worked for me hope it does for you
scrubbing bubbles
I have a fiberglass tub. If there is a lot a lime build up, no amount of scrubbing will get rid of it and will definitely harm the surface if you use a harsh abrasive cleaner. What I do is use a commercial brand of lime remover. Be careful with this - use rubber gloves and open the window. Be sure to cover the entire surface with the lime away solution avoiding metal surfaces. Let sit for as long as it takes for the lime deposits to desolve. Rinse well and then use plain 'ol baking soda as your final cleaner and polish. REALLY WORKS.
Spray OVEN CLEANER on it and let it sit for a while...the oven cleaner is a heavy degreaser and will eat all the grime. Test in an inconspicuous place BEFORE you spray the whole tub but it should be safe..
Everytime i get out of the bath tub i am itching everywhere i am 12 what is wrong with me help?
Please help when iget out the tib i am itching everywhereEverytime i get out of the bath tub i am itching everywhere i am 12 what is wrong with me help?
water too hot!Everytime i get out of the bath tub i am itching everywhere i am 12 what is wrong with me help?
Maybe its got something to do with what your putting in the bath or the soap your using because your skin could be very sensitive try using natural products because alot of things you can buy to put in the bath contain alot of chemicals that can dry and damage the skin and cause irritation and also try using soap free products if symptoms still persist consult your doctor because you may have other skin problems e.g Eczema or Psoriasis.
soap. Get a soap that is gentler on your skin and make sure you rinse it off properly. try coaltar soap. this is not perfumed and is very good.
Go talk to a doctor. It can be many things. For myself, I had the same thing happen. At first we found out i was allergic to the soap i was using then we found out that I am allergic to tap water. Well, technivally it is the metal in the water. I have to take showers with a plastic shower head that reduces the metal in the water. One way to see if this is happening to you is to see whether you have a reaction to the metal in the buttons of your jeans. Like, is there dark rough skin around where the button sits? Or does it itch sometimes?
i dunno. See a doctor or tell ur mom and dad.
you either have allergies or dry skin...i had the same problem, but when i got out my skin pealed a little bit too...just make sure you use lotion daily
you're probably allergic to soap or shampoo, try switching to another brand
I had same problem and was told not to turn water too warm (will irritate skin), use natural and less soap, put on some body lotion after drying.
it could possibly be an alergic reaction to something try a different soap and/or shampoo
aside from that i have no idea
You are probably allergic to something that you use when you are in the bath.
Perhaps your water is too hot. This can cause the skin to itch.
It could also be a product you use during the bath (my daughter's suggestion), or a product used to clean the tub.
You might want to ask a parent to take you to your doctor to be on the safe side. He or she can determine the cause of your itch, and prescribe something to help. That is your best option.
Until then, ask a parent if it is okay for you to have Benadryl, which will block the sensation of itching, so you can be comfortable.
But seeing your doctor is the best solution.
Either you water is too hot or the soap/bubble bath you are using is irritating your skin. Try something for sensitive skin or unscented.
cooties
If it's not just the hot water - see a dermatologist.
Try using a different soap? Maybe you have a skin allergy to whatever soap you are using!
Maybe you're not getting all the suds off, try a shower. Do you have hard water? Sometimes mine gets like that in the winter after a shower. Just buy some good lotion and apply it after a bath.
There are many different reasons why you may be itching everywhere. You're best bet is to see a doctor who may refer you to a dermatologist. You may also want to use a different soap for now, to see if it helps. Good luck.
You should tell your parents right away because it might get really dangerous.
This could take some work to figure out why this is happening to you. It's hard to narrow it down without more information. For instance, have you tried taking a shower and seeing if that helps? Do you have any other times in your life when itching is a problem?
One thing that I think you should try is not having baths. I've never understood why, if the goal is to be clean, one would take a bath. You're sitting there marinating in your dirt %26amp; germs. Kind of defeats the purpose of being there, doesn't it? Then, too, if your body doesn't like a soap or shampoo that you're using, you sit there soaking in it and never really getting it all off of your body.
In conclusion: take a shower and use only natural (NO CHEMICALS that you cannot pronounce) hygiene products. I put in a link to the ';guide to less toxic products';.
dry skin or
If it is not that then u have to change every product in ur shower, chenge ur type of shampoo instead of suaze use sunsilk change ur soap etc.
They could be giving an allergic reaction...
maybe your skin is sensitive. you should try another kind of soap. try using body wash instead of bar soap. look for something with moisturiser
I'd check with a dermatologist, but try taking a shower instead of a bath. Change brands of soap, cooler water temp.
dry skin
your water temperature is probably a little too hot
put lotion on after your bath
do you have a rash? You could be having a reaction to your soap..or maybe your parents got new laundry detergent. Could also be a reaction to some food you ate. is your skin dry? When my skin is really dry it itches. Maybe some lotion will help. Talk to your parents though. You might need to see a dermatologist (skin Doctor). Good luck
that happens to me to, idk why?!?!?!
Maybe you're allergic to the soap you use, or the shampoo.
Some times if you put same clothes back on, it can make you itch, Sunburn also can make you itch. Your doctor might prescribe some anti histamine tablets. Stop you itching, Best go see him/her.
maybe you have allegries to the soap or shampo
It could be an allergy, or it could be because you are growing... Part of growing pains is itchy skin.
ust to happen to me the water is definetely too hot!!
i do not know
water too hot!Everytime i get out of the bath tub i am itching everywhere i am 12 what is wrong with me help?
Maybe its got something to do with what your putting in the bath or the soap your using because your skin could be very sensitive try using natural products because alot of things you can buy to put in the bath contain alot of chemicals that can dry and damage the skin and cause irritation and also try using soap free products if symptoms still persist consult your doctor because you may have other skin problems e.g Eczema or Psoriasis.
soap. Get a soap that is gentler on your skin and make sure you rinse it off properly. try coaltar soap. this is not perfumed and is very good.
Go talk to a doctor. It can be many things. For myself, I had the same thing happen. At first we found out i was allergic to the soap i was using then we found out that I am allergic to tap water. Well, technivally it is the metal in the water. I have to take showers with a plastic shower head that reduces the metal in the water. One way to see if this is happening to you is to see whether you have a reaction to the metal in the buttons of your jeans. Like, is there dark rough skin around where the button sits? Or does it itch sometimes?
i dunno. See a doctor or tell ur mom and dad.
you either have allergies or dry skin...i had the same problem, but when i got out my skin pealed a little bit too...just make sure you use lotion daily
you're probably allergic to soap or shampoo, try switching to another brand
I had same problem and was told not to turn water too warm (will irritate skin), use natural and less soap, put on some body lotion after drying.
it could possibly be an alergic reaction to something try a different soap and/or shampoo
aside from that i have no idea
You are probably allergic to something that you use when you are in the bath.
Perhaps your water is too hot. This can cause the skin to itch.
It could also be a product you use during the bath (my daughter's suggestion), or a product used to clean the tub.
You might want to ask a parent to take you to your doctor to be on the safe side. He or she can determine the cause of your itch, and prescribe something to help. That is your best option.
Until then, ask a parent if it is okay for you to have Benadryl, which will block the sensation of itching, so you can be comfortable.
But seeing your doctor is the best solution.
Either you water is too hot or the soap/bubble bath you are using is irritating your skin. Try something for sensitive skin or unscented.
cooties
If it's not just the hot water - see a dermatologist.
Try using a different soap? Maybe you have a skin allergy to whatever soap you are using!
Maybe you're not getting all the suds off, try a shower. Do you have hard water? Sometimes mine gets like that in the winter after a shower. Just buy some good lotion and apply it after a bath.
There are many different reasons why you may be itching everywhere. You're best bet is to see a doctor who may refer you to a dermatologist. You may also want to use a different soap for now, to see if it helps. Good luck.
You should tell your parents right away because it might get really dangerous.
This could take some work to figure out why this is happening to you. It's hard to narrow it down without more information. For instance, have you tried taking a shower and seeing if that helps? Do you have any other times in your life when itching is a problem?
One thing that I think you should try is not having baths. I've never understood why, if the goal is to be clean, one would take a bath. You're sitting there marinating in your dirt %26amp; germs. Kind of defeats the purpose of being there, doesn't it? Then, too, if your body doesn't like a soap or shampoo that you're using, you sit there soaking in it and never really getting it all off of your body.
In conclusion: take a shower and use only natural (NO CHEMICALS that you cannot pronounce) hygiene products. I put in a link to the ';guide to less toxic products';.
dry skin or
If it is not that then u have to change every product in ur shower, chenge ur type of shampoo instead of suaze use sunsilk change ur soap etc.
They could be giving an allergic reaction...
maybe your skin is sensitive. you should try another kind of soap. try using body wash instead of bar soap. look for something with moisturiser
I'd check with a dermatologist, but try taking a shower instead of a bath. Change brands of soap, cooler water temp.
dry skin
your water temperature is probably a little too hot
put lotion on after your bath
do you have a rash? You could be having a reaction to your soap..or maybe your parents got new laundry detergent. Could also be a reaction to some food you ate. is your skin dry? When my skin is really dry it itches. Maybe some lotion will help. Talk to your parents though. You might need to see a dermatologist (skin Doctor). Good luck
that happens to me to, idk why?!?!?!
Maybe you're allergic to the soap you use, or the shampoo.
Some times if you put same clothes back on, it can make you itch, Sunburn also can make you itch. Your doctor might prescribe some anti histamine tablets. Stop you itching, Best go see him/her.
maybe you have allegries to the soap or shampo
It could be an allergy, or it could be because you are growing... Part of growing pains is itchy skin.
ust to happen to me the water is definetely too hot!!
i do not know
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