Brother, it sounds like you married better than you deserved.
Of course I did. You’re talking to the most spoiled man in existence, here.
Brother, it sounds like you married better than you deserved.
THIS explains why I no longer get kisses from groundhogs!If I run out of 20+ other soaps, there's always my last 1/2 Arko stick...or I can just grow a beard. I used to have 2 Arko sticks, but I tossed one under my shed years back to chase the groundhogs & skunks out, before I chicken-wired the perimeter so they couldn't get back in. Don't laugh, it worked.
It’s quite mallable so if you have an empty soap tub or mug just press it in.I used Arko this morning, and am still here to tell about it!
The stuff just smells like fresh soap, and it lathers up very well and provides slickness galore. But the packaging is a problem. I followed the suggestion above to tape up the cylinder to keep the red wrapper mostly intact, but the foil I had to tear a bit to expose the soap, and I don't know how well I'll be able to rewrap it. The stuff really needs a "candlestick holder" like La Toja or (the gold standard) Tabac.
Maybe I could cut a thin slice off the top and lather it in my scuttle? I'll use it up faster, but it'll be more convenient.
I used Arko this morning, and am still here to tell about it!
The stuff just smells like fresh soap, and it lathers up very well and provides slickness galore. But the packaging is a problem. I followed the suggestion above to tape up the cylinder to keep the red wrapper mostly intact, but the foil I had to tear a bit to expose the soap, and I don't know how well I'll be able to rewrap it. The stuff really needs a "candlestick holder" like La Toja or (the gold standard) Tabac.
Maybe I could cut a thin slice off the top and lather it in my scuttle? I'll use it up faster, but it'll be more convenient.
So that's what's been keeping me out of the bathroomIf I run out of 20+ other soaps, there's always my last 1/2 Arko stick...or I can just grow a beard. I used to have 2 Arko sticks, but I tossed one under my shed years back to chase the groundhogs & skunks out, before I chicken-wired the perimeter so they couldn't get back in. Don't laugh, it worked.
Has anyone tried to repurpose a La Toja stick container for an Arko stick? Will it fit?I used Arko this morning, and am still here to tell about it!
The stuff just smells like fresh soap, and it lathers up very well and provides slickness galore. But the packaging is a problem. I followed the suggestion above to tape up the cylinder to keep the red wrapper mostly intact, but the foil I had to tear a bit to expose the soap, and I don't know how well I'll be able to rewrap it. The stuff really needs a "candlestick holder" like La Toja or (the gold standard) Tabac.
Maybe I could cut a thin slice off the top and lather it in my scuttle? I'll use it up faster, but it'll be more convenient.
Will it fit?
That's more than the cost of the Arko! I just save deodorant containers. Of course I do wash them first. I don't want to spread any body lice onto my face ya know!They sell tubes on Amazon designed for deodorant, Arko (as well as others like Derby), fit perfectly in them. Maggard's sells them as well for like 2.99 USD.
In my professional opinion, you need to see an EENT doctor ASAP!Used my Arko stick again this morning. The scent seemed as though it has mutated. Today I got a whiff of stale corn chips! Not unpleasant, and the soap still performs like a wonder, but --!
Of course I'm the guy who thinks Stirling's Sharp Dressed Man aftershave and cologne smell like Cheerios.
That was a good article. I tried to explain it to my wife and screwed it all up so I emailed it to her. Very interesting!
Now the plot thickens. It could be that the Coronavirus was developed in Turkey by Evyap (who we all know are the manufacturer of the most treasured shaving soap for SR shavers) to further their sales of Arko.