Drier conditions & water restrictions - what to do?
On 25 Mar 2006 00:35:17 -0800, "GH" wrote:
Instead of soap you can use a number of other products that have been
used to make natural body scrubs or face masks - wheat (or any cereal)
husk, tomato juice + pulp, fresh non-pasteurized milk, corn, clay,
apple peal/juice, etc...
We used to make 1-2 liters of fruit and vegetable juice a week to drink
and I used the pulp for this(or stored in the fridge). It's a nice skin
treatment and it's fun experimenting.
The trick is though that after spreading it on your entire body you
have to wait 10-15 mins for it to dry, (which makes it less comfortable
in the winter) then scrub it off with a sponge or plastic scrub...
Could you use spent hops and malt grains from beer wort mashing? I
already use the yeast and trub for making 'beer bread' (if you ever
want to see instant dough proving try some of that live working
brewer's yeast - you have to fight it down!!!) so instead of
recycling the hops and grains as garden compost I might be able to
spread them on my body and let them dry on. Would smelling even more
like a brewery be socially acceptable?
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