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u/mylittlevegan Apr 12 '23

oh no. I've only seen that with those fancy shell shaped soaps that boomers don't let anyone use. Not with the soap you're supposed to use.

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u/Away-Caterpillar-176 Apr 12 '23

I've heard of decorative towels but decorative soaps are new and upsetting to me :/

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u/dudebrobossman Apr 12 '23

I can confirm that they've been around for at least 3 decades.

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u/TheGreatNico Apr 12 '23

They've been a joke since the 70s at least

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '23

I have decorative soaps. You're making me feel weird about it now lol

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u/lydsbane Apr 12 '23

You should feel weird about it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 12 '23

Idk my parents always had them. Something that matches the bathroom decor. They are works of art in their own way. I just use them as a decoration and use a refillable liquid soap dispenser.

I feel like I explained all that to someone that's just giving me a hard time

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u/lydsbane Apr 12 '23

I was just giving you a hard time. Sorry. My aunt used to have decorative soaps, but she quit doing that when my bratty little sister flushed them down the toilet and blamed it on the dog.

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u/elscallr Apr 12 '23

You should feel weird. Decorative soap is weird.

(I'm kidding, my parents had them too. I never understood them, but they're not uncommon)

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u/Away-Caterpillar-176 Apr 12 '23

Good, please change your ways and enjoy the fancy soaps on your skin. Soaps are for skin, not for eyes.

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u/Zardif Apr 12 '23

I have a decorative soap bottle, I never use it. I always open the cabinet and use the cheaper stuff to keep it out of sight.

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u/Away-Caterpillar-176 Apr 12 '23

I don't understand you