J
Johnny Sunset aka Tom Sherman
Guest
[email protected] wrote:
> Butt zits? Spring comes and with "it"-butt zits!!
> The butt zit problem is off course resolvable with corrective hygiene
> but lacking that Dial with 60% Triclosan kills bacteria (and virii),
> responsible for excreting your cells as butt zits, D.E.A.D. - more
> effective than 0008 Cheney.
>
> The Dial triclosan is in itself somewhat deadly and should be used with
> caution-dilute 5 or 6 to 1 water to Dial, and use only in the affected
> areas or the would be effected areas before and after riding - at the
> gluteal/upper thigh junction, the pudendum, and medial gluteal areas
> (but not on your asshole-regular dishwashing soap there only). 60%
> Triclosan dial is on the superduper's shelf in a pump dispenser
> container-read the back label for ID.
>
> In previous butt zit posts, we recommended the use of a hose to hose
> the bottom butt areas off with water pressure, not relying on a drip
> down shower nozzle effect. The drip down leaves excessive soap and
> bacteria on the skin - visualize the gluteal/thigh area as a house
> eave in freezing weather with snow cover.
>
> the erythromyicin recommended in several books on long distance touring
> for curing already established butt zits can cost up to $75 or more for
> an ounce! Many times more if the zitts actually colonize these areas:
> as Ben said...
Gene reminds us of another reason to avoid uprights.
--
Tom Sherman - (In Transition)
Post Free or Die!
> Butt zits? Spring comes and with "it"-butt zits!!
> The butt zit problem is off course resolvable with corrective hygiene
> but lacking that Dial with 60% Triclosan kills bacteria (and virii),
> responsible for excreting your cells as butt zits, D.E.A.D. - more
> effective than 0008 Cheney.
>
> The Dial triclosan is in itself somewhat deadly and should be used with
> caution-dilute 5 or 6 to 1 water to Dial, and use only in the affected
> areas or the would be effected areas before and after riding - at the
> gluteal/upper thigh junction, the pudendum, and medial gluteal areas
> (but not on your asshole-regular dishwashing soap there only). 60%
> Triclosan dial is on the superduper's shelf in a pump dispenser
> container-read the back label for ID.
>
> In previous butt zit posts, we recommended the use of a hose to hose
> the bottom butt areas off with water pressure, not relying on a drip
> down shower nozzle effect. The drip down leaves excessive soap and
> bacteria on the skin - visualize the gluteal/thigh area as a house
> eave in freezing weather with snow cover.
>
> the erythromyicin recommended in several books on long distance touring
> for curing already established butt zits can cost up to $75 or more for
> an ounce! Many times more if the zitts actually colonize these areas:
> as Ben said...
Gene reminds us of another reason to avoid uprights.
--
Tom Sherman - (In Transition)
Post Free or Die!