What’s a more durable alternative to loofahs that need…
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What’s a more durable alternative to loofahs that need replacing all the time?
I’ve been using loofahs because they’re soft, and the ones I buy are made from natural materials, which I like. I also use them for my two boys.
The problem is they don’t seem very economical in the long run. They fall apart pretty quickly, and after a while they start to smell, so I end up replacing them more often than I’d like.
I’m looking for something that’s still gentle on the skin but lasts longer and stays fresh more easily. I’m fine paying a bit more upfront if it actually holds up better.
Has anyone found a more durable alternative that ended up being cheaper over time?
#finance
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I’ve been using loofahs because they’re soft, and the ones I buy are made from natural materials, which I like. I also use them for my two boys.
The problem is they don’t seem very economical in the long run. They fall apart pretty quickly, and after a while they start to smell, so I end up replacing them more often than I’d like.
I’m looking for something that’s still gentle on the skin but lasts longer and stays fresh more easily. I’m fine paying a bit more upfront if it actually holds up better.
Has anyone found a more durable alternative that ended up being cheaper over time?
#finance
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