TeaChat

skywarrior wrote:

chip wrote:lol...I was wondering if anyone caught that.

Why not take a tea bath with all the old tea we are not going to drink? Sounds good to me.

I suppose if you want to skip the tanning booths... (Not that I use tanning booths )

you lost me... why can't you use a tanning booth if you take a tea bath? also while that's great for your skin... you might want to consider the fact that it could be detramental to your drain.

Tea. Stains.

Hmm, if only I used enough tea, I could probably get the best caffeine buzz *ever* out of that!

I would think a tea bath would be good for the skin...

Umm, of course one would not allow the tea leaves down the drain. I have actually done this already. I made a super concentrated BIG pot of tea on the stove. No leaves made it to the tub.

I came out of the tub just as white as I went into the tub by the way.

gotcha i was thinking of a tea leaf bath, not just a tea bath

In the herbal book I'm reading it talks a lot about baths with certain herbals that help the skin (especially acne) and relieve aches, pains, and soreness.

Tea baths are not as weird as you think. Heh heh...

You go for it, Chip... think outside the mug!

spacesamurai wrote:Its not like you can walk into my store, but any of you guys hop on a train, plane, or car, Chip, you can ride your bike, and mosey on down her to ol' Fort Worth, and I'll see what I can do for you.

Wow Thank you for the invite! Not only can I walk into your store I can actually walk TO your store. Well its a bit far for a stroll in our Summer heat but seriously I live only 2-3 miles from that store. I'll Try to stop in.

Mary R wrote:Tea. Stains.

Exactly.

chip wrote:
I came out of the tub just as white as I went into the tub by the way.

Didn't steep long enough.