<p>Thanks for all the advice guys!</p>
<p>Another question- For those of you who use bar soap, where do you keep it? I don’t know where to find those soap boxes or toothbrush holders…</p>
<p>^^^^^^^^
At tartget or walmart in the travel section. There’s mini soap, tissues…etc. You will find those holders.</p>
<p>or at the dollar store.</p>
<p>“I used to turn my shower to maximum hot and then leave it run full blast for an hour while I did something on my computer.
Uhhh why would you do that? That’s a pretty huge waste of water…”</p>
<p>Seriously dude, that’s terrible.</p>
<p>So would a mesh or pastic shower caddy be better? I feel like mesh might cave in to easily but Im afraid that the plastic will take up to much and be bulky.</p>
<p>Unlike most girls, I don’t have a huge shower caddy. I just have a travel size shower hanger (like with three pockets and a hook), and in it, I have refillable travel size bottles of shampoo, body wash, and conditioner, along with my razor. From the hook, I hang my shower scrubie poof, and I carry my shaving cream separate. I just check the bottles before I take my shower; they usually only need filled once every week or two. I know it’s more effort with the smaller bottles, but it’s less crap to lug to the showers. When I wash my face or brush my teeth, I just bring what I need to the bathroom. I was only about 25 feet from the bathroom, so it was a short walk. </p>
<pre><code> I’d recommend a shower caddy if you like having everything with you all the time or if you have a longer walk. I just found that even with drainage holes, I had a wet shower caddy to deal with afterwords, and I really like the mini bottles due to less weight. It’s easy to forget stuff now and then, though, like my shaving cream or refilling the bottles.
I would 100% recommend a bath robe for a girl. Towels are tricky at times, even if they are large, and a bath robe is simple and more reliable. I also bought beach towels, for their giant dimensions and fun designs :D
At my school, we usually have a sufficient supply of hot water, but it has to warm up for a couple of minutes. However, it really depend on plumping. Of the four showers in my bathroom last term, one had hot water after only about a minute, one a little bit after, and one had a water temperature that would aggravatingly switch from hot to cold. (The fourth one had lighting issues.) On a similar note, try out all the showers in your bathroom. One will be awesome, and one will probably suck.
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<p>If ypu’re in a quad, do you still need shower shoes?</p>
<p>I wouldn’t do it. Only 4 people are using the bathroom, and that’s as many people as are in my family, including me.</p>
<p>Yeah that’s true, thanks. I wasn’t planing on it but I didn’t know if most people brought them</p>
<p>I just threw everything in a bag. </p>
<p>Some of the girls wore robes on my floor… actually not too many of them, some wore a towel, others just changed back into the clothes they went in with, or they put on new ones/pjs etc.</p>