Rituals

[herbgeek]

I love hot baths, especially in the winter. LONG hot ones. As in, several hours long.

I'm curious- how do you keep the water hot for hours? Do you have a separate heater or is this a tub that already has heat in it somehow?

[Teacher Terry]

Yppej, eczema runs in my family and I have had it all my life. The last thing you want to do is take a bath. Doctors recommend short showers and in winter not daily if you aren’t stinky.

[catherine]

Yppej, eczema runs in my family and I have had it all my life. The last thing you want to do is take a bath. Doctors recommend short showers and in winter not daily if you aren’t stinky.

Head and Shoulders.

My son had eczema and someone told him to wash with Head and Shoulders and it went away.

[Yppej]

Thanks Catherine. I will try that.

[Tradd]

I'm curious- how do you keep the water hot for hours? Do you have a separate heater or is this a tub that already has heat in it somehow?

You simply add more hot water as needed. It helps that the drain plug is a bit leaky. So as the water has cooled, it’s drained out a bit and I just add more hot water. When I lived elsewhere, I would just let the cooled water out and add more hot.