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this post was submitted on 22 Jul 2023
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Lather and hands. Unless you live alone shoving the soap leaves hair on it and that's just nasty for everyone else to look at or deal with.
Dealt with by simply rinsing it afterwards
But then what are you going to use to decorate the shower walls‽ No reason to pull your own hair out!
The drain hair is for cosplay wigs 👍
You've never had to play a game of chase the pube around the soap bar. It's a phenomenon physics has not yet found a way to explain, but rinsing soap with a pube on it just causes the pube to quantum jump to the other side of the soap bar.