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I would hope that we stick to the theme of sponge baths in the restrooms of hospitals and not stealing food at hotels and hospitals. I know about hospitals because unfortunately I have had to spend a lot of time there recently in support of loved ones that dont have a choice in being there.

Best to use the back doors of hospitals where most of the doctors and employees come and go to parking lots etc. Just wait for someone to enter or exit and follow them through as these doors are locked and require a magnetic key card or access ID number punched into the tablet.

You should remember that vinegar being acetic acid is no better than water as far as being a solvent for oil. You might as well just be using plain water as for removing body oil from the skin. Alcohol IS a solvent and helps to cleanse oil from skin but I agree if you have extremely dry skin...

Naturally where you are standing is going to get get a good deal of water from your dripping head when you pull your head out of the water so standing on a towel would help a lot or you can just wet the floor and mop it up afterwards with a towel or whatever. If you are a female ( or non...

Yea, I guess it is a good idea to avoid the psychiatric hospitals. I feel sure they have a whole different attitude about watching and distinguishing between visitors and patients. Especially avoid university psychiatric hospitals as they are looking for guinea pigs always ! They might...

First of all, most rubbing alcohol is 70 percent alcohol and 30 percent water. I think that is too strong and unnecessarily expensive to use for sponging off. I would take the rubbing alcohol bottles contents and add two more bottles of water to it in a larger bottle. From there I would use...

about 15 years ago when I was living on a sailboat that had a propane stove I learned to take a deep cooking pot that had the inner circumference measuring from the tip of my nose to the back of my head. If I filled it about 1 third full with water ( about 3 quarts I think ) and heated it up...

In a lot of cities, the local govt provides indoor swimming facilities with appropriate locker and shower facilities. Where I live ( Atlanta, GA ) the fee for access is $2 per visit which is extremely reasonable.

The big problem is parking around hospitals but if you can figure that out to where the walk is not too far or the parking fee is not too large, there are restrooms convenient to every waiting room where relatives often spend days in support of loved ones in support of the hospital. The...