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Hair, make-up, shampoos, getting rid of unwanted hair, preserving what little hair one might have…
Totally inoffensive and only helpful eh?
Yes, I have … I happened to have some in handy for remedial treatment for the other end but I used it on my face before it went out of date. I hate to waste stuff.
Can’t say I noticed any difference but the itching stopped and I did become more regular. :-p
I’d like that :-p I’d never get out of there.
When my nan was a child, her father made her and her sisters bathe their feet in their own urine every morning to ward off chilblains.
So I was right after all. Good fun AND healthy.
I know someone who rubbed it on their own legs to deter flea bites … and they claim it worked.
I thought that someone told me, that Army guys used to pee in their boots to make them fit.
Isn’t that to make tough leather more supple.
Hey , we’re back to rubbing it on our faces.
Well I aint, Mort!
Even though they say fresh urine doesn’t pong, I wouldn’t fancy kissing someone once it had been on for half hour - nor wash their pillowcase!
Oh, my the thought Mups.:shock:
I can’t remember if it is male or female urine that is good for the garden.
Must be male cos I caught the binmen taking a leak on my fuchsia bush years back and it didn’t die.
Hormones:-D
Did you get more flowers?
No, but the leaves became variegated.
Well, that tells us something!
Don’t use male urine on your face - the result could be marbled:mrgreen:
DH uses his wee around the parimeter of the garden to keep the foxes away
It does seem to work as we haven’t lost a single hen, even though the neighbours on the field below us lost theirs
I’ve heard of this before, Missy.
I believe I read it in a gardening magazine.
I remember my Auntie telling me about this when I was a kid - I thought it was gross!
Fortunately, the fashion had dried up by the time my generation came along!
There was another use for pee when I was a kid. Where I grew up, there was often fierce competition between the men who grew vegetables for the local horticultural show - winning 1st Prize was a matter of pride. I remember our neighbour reckoned urine was the best fertiliser for growing giant leeks.
I think he diluted it first but you could say he “took a leak on his leeks.”
Yes, I think you do have to dilute it Boot.
I believe it is also beneficial to pee on compost heaps - easier for the men to do I imagine.