On 4 Oct, 16:37, Lee wrote:
You want suds? Years ago my father bought my mom one of those jet things
that are submerged in the bathtub. My mom, ever the lover of a good
bubble bath, poured in her regular amt of stuff and turned the gizmo on.
The suds literally flowed out under the bathroom door and into the hall...



Your dilemma brings back fond memories ) First job, live-in nanny,
first dishwasher I had ever set eyes on ... dish soap logically goes in
dishwasher to wash dishes. Mountains of suds produced, mopping up with
every bath towel in the rather large home. (They had a lot of towels -
didn't have to do a load of laundry to find a clean one.) Fortunately,
I did this early in the day and had it all cleaned up when the princess
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-- You want suds? Years ago my father bought my mom one of those jet
things
-- that are submerged in the bathtub. My mom, ever the lover of a good
-- bubble bath, poured in her regular amt of stuff and turned the
gizmo on.
-- The suds literally flowed out under the bathroom door and into the
hall...

You want suds?

Many years ago, my 14 YO son won a competition that earned him a
week's stay in a hotel with a couple of other teenagers. They grabbed
some type of soap from the housekeeping cart and put it in the
jacuzzi. The pictures of their trip showed the bubbles touching the
ceiling.