You can thank the Anthrax scare after 9/11 for that. Powder was a no-no! Sometimes the world doesn't want to cooperate with our desires. Not for nothing though, I have no idea what is so charming and nostalgic about powdered soap. It must contain something that I am unaware of. If I recall there was a major upset about the change over.
It was something different and had a scrubbing texture to it. Kinda messy but interesting to use. I had them in grade school.
Yes, I know... we had it in school as well, which is why I am at a loss to understand what the grieving was about. It was nothing special, it was gritty, and smelled awful to my recollection. Gritty is good if you have just overhauled a transmission, but, for visiting a theme park it was a tad of overkill!
Yes, I know... we had it in school as well, which is why I am at a loss to understand what the grieving was about. It was nothing special, it was gritty, and smelled awful to my recollection. Gritty is good if you have just overhauled a transmission, but, for visiting a theme park it was a tad of overkill!
We are talking about the powdered soap that used to be in the restrooms in Disney until 2001 when Anthrax was being used as a terrorist method and Disney replaced the powder with liquid soap.
Well you learn something new every day... At least I do.
Wow, we have a lot in common because I was 53 back then. Coincidence... I think not! We must practically be twins!I would have been 3 during that time!
EmPtyCOT
Food and Booze - higher profit.
Then there will be hundreds of people crying and gnashing their teeth in agony over the loss of yet another thing that they loved about Disney. When will it end? The mourning will be intense.
Yes they do! We only use foam at home and I hate when we have to use liquid at Disney. The foam and lather makes me feel cleaner. Universal uses automatic foam dispensers and I love it.
Automatic soap, automatic water, automatic towels, then I have to grab that dirty handle and go out the door. And yes, I realize that most of the bathroom entrances in Disney don't have a "true" door. But you get the point.
