Navy Showers

"Navy" is really just a name, not necessarily related to the military. A navy shower is a method of showering that reduces the amount of water you use.

1) Get wet.
2) Turn off the water.
3) While the water is off, lather up with soap.
4) Rinse off.

You get just as clean, and you help the environment and save money on your utility bills.

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[R0B0T1CxFILMAKER]

fucking hippie

[r655321]

This is how they shower normally before entering the bathtub in Japan. Makes complete sense to me.

[KevinKimbrellSC]

I thought a navy shower involved a facial from a sailor?

[kdog11493]

BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!­!!!!!!!!!!! U SUCK ASSMILK



[jairtzinio]

you can come demonstrate that at my place anytime.

[bsm6776]

did you build that book shelf?

[tom9730]

@Allizare

He said that people on naval ships shower that way when they have limited fresh water.

This is not the norm for them.

[tom9730]

@Albert10110

Some people work in really nasty environments (oil, grease, other chemicals) and showering this way would never get you clean. I work 7 days almost every week of the year and come home with grease, oil, and other stuff on me every day. I have to SCRUB my hair and my arms every night. I know this is not the norm, but I was just stating that everyone can't save this way.

[for3dollaz]

nahhhhh im fine. ill still take my long hot showers. i dont enjoy stopping the hot water and feeling the breeze making me cold -.-