Shower options in Chicago Loop other than McDonald's Cycle Center?
07-25-13, 01:44 PM
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Shower options in Chicago Loop other than McDonald's Cycle Center?
I'm in a new building that doesnt' have a shower and I'm kind of freaking out. Any ideas? Southwest loop is best, hence that's why I'm not interested in Millenium Park. Thanks!
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if you can't find a shower near work/school there are other options if you have access to at least a private bathroom for 10-15 minutes ...
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Unscented babywipes when all else fails.
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In the words of Einstein
"And now I think I'll take a bath"
In the words of Einstein
"And now I think I'll take a bath"
07-25-13, 02:03 PM
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Sink, Sponge, + mop for the floor. .. 
maybe stand on the Toilet bowl edge when you pour water over your head.. for some of the runoff to go in there..
maybe stand on the Toilet bowl edge when you pour water over your head.. for some of the runoff to go in there..
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I just towel off and let myself cool down for 15-20 minutes in the office A/C before I change into my work clothes. If I'm really stinky "down there", I'll use an unscented wipe, but it's only when the temps hit the high 80s or 90s that I need to do that.
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I use "Comfort Personal Cleansing - Complete care washcloths". They are like thick wipes of some sort, idk, they were on sale at my work pharmacy....I have a shower, but not always time...they seem to do a very good job of cleaning and smelling fresh.
Edit: Here is a link. Apparently they are mainly used by people who have had surgery and can't shower or something, haha...but they work perfectly for waterless shower.
https://www.amazon.com/Comfort-Cleans.../dp/B0000532VC
Edit: Here is a link. Apparently they are mainly used by people who have had surgery and can't shower or something, haha...but they work perfectly for waterless shower.
https://www.amazon.com/Comfort-Cleans.../dp/B0000532VC
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