People who spend 20+ minutes in the shower - what are you actually doing in there?
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crazyhorsex · M
ArishMell · 70-79, M
@crazyhorsex Usually, yes.
If you wash properly in a reasonably good shower you are clean within five minutes - maybe ten after an underground shift in a coal-mine. The rest is just luxuriating - at your expense if you are the bill-payer. Half an hour is just wasteful.
I sometimes use a communal changing-room whose showers are on coin-operated timers: 50p for 5 minutes, £1 for 10, I think.
Given that the users often go in very muddy and sweaty, I have never heard complaints of not long enough, even from people with a lot of long hair. Most seem happy with the five minutes, and I sometimes finish and emerge perfectly clean in about 4 minutes (I can hear the timer switch off while I am drying and dressing.)
If you wash properly in a reasonably good shower you are clean within five minutes - maybe ten after an underground shift in a coal-mine. The rest is just luxuriating - at your expense if you are the bill-payer. Half an hour is just wasteful.
I sometimes use a communal changing-room whose showers are on coin-operated timers: 50p for 5 minutes, £1 for 10, I think.
Given that the users often go in very muddy and sweaty, I have never heard complaints of not long enough, even from people with a lot of long hair. Most seem happy with the five minutes, and I sometimes finish and emerge perfectly clean in about 4 minutes (I can hear the timer switch off while I am drying and dressing.)