WHY?

[H. Stone 1st MRB]

FUCKING ENGLAND TOO

HAHAHAHAHA IT NEVER STOPS

Edited August 8, 2013 by Stone 1st MRB

[Xiong]

Why not?

Because absorbjellolikesubstancethroughskinwhenbathtubbingasachildandgrowupandhavechildr

enwithbirthdefectsthatwillbecomethenextrubberbandman.

[H. Stone 1st MRB]

Best part is the the name- BAFF

haha i almost died, Its a local stereotyped way of saying bath in NY- WInk WInk

Oh and the RED looks like someone got their period in the tub, no joke they could have made it less gore colored- But me thinks i found a new Halloween substance.

Edited August 8, 2013 by Stone 1st MRB

[Yamagata 1st MRB]

It's diaper gel...

One of my most favorite science guys (After Bill Nye, of course) did a thing about it: http://www.stevespangler.com/cool-science-...nd-squishybaff/

He suggests that it's no good for the drain and most likely a bad idea to submerge yourself in it.

Salt seems to be the dissolving agent.

[H. Stone 1st MRB]

http://www.stevespanglerscience.com/produc...cience-kit.html

[Ultranator BAR]

I watched the last video that Stone shared with the spa treatment. I don't like that idea. They were spot on when describing the effects of lavender, jasmine, and bergamot essential oils. We use essential oils at home, and they are wonderful for treating all sorts of medical issues. Where you'll go wrong is using them in this product however. The article Yama posted said that the key ingredient to turn the bath water into gel is sodium polyacrylate, which "absorbs from 800 to 1000 times its weight in water and is actually the secret ingredient that’s used to absorb “liquid” in baby diapers."

While this is fun to play with and good for soaking up diapers, I couldn't think that it would be good to relax in. Your pores absorb things really well, especially the pores on the bottom of your feet. I put essential oils on my feet to get the best result most of the time. When put on the feet, oils can spread to your whole body within 15 minutes. Now, imagine what sodium polyacrylate does to your insides if absorbed through your pores. Unless your desired result is dehydration, I'd stay away from it.