What to do with 2 bottles of conditioner?

[guska]

So I've decided to go back to WO earlier than planned but I still have 2 bottles of conditioner left. :doh: I don't know what to use it for. It's organic and pretty expensive stuff so nothing I'm gonna waste.
Technically I could use it as a body wash but I prefer to WO my body. I could also give them away to my friends but I don't meet them until like in mid-August.

Thanks for any suggestions!

[MidnightMoon]

You could try to sell them in the swap thread, or gift them there as well.
Mid August doesn't seem far away, though.

[Groovy Granny]

What I didn't like to use on my head, I always used for shave cream :)

[Milkchocolate]

Yes shaving cream most definitely!

[guska]

Yes shaving cream most definitely!

What I didn't like to use on my head, I always used for shave cream :)

Thanks for the suggestions but I shave only once a year :rolleyes:

[lapushka]

Maybe wait to go WO until you have used everything up? That would seem the least wasteful to me.

[chomsky]

I found this article

https://www.buzzfeed.com/amphtml/becagrimm/20-insanely-helpful-new-ways-to-use-your-hair-cond-en98#am

I hope that link works. It's got some novel uses for hair conditioner. :o

[embee]

I used conditioner to wash woolens. Made them nice and soft.

[lapushka]

I used conditioner to wash woolens. Made them nice and soft.

That depends on how thick of a consistency the conditioner is, if it is still a tad runny, fine, but a thick glob? I would not pour that down the machine.

[MoonRabbit]

Could always donate them to your local thrift store or women shelter.

[Groovy Granny]

Thanks for the suggestions but I shave only once a year :rolleyes:

Oh wow...ok :lol:

I am fair, have virtually no extra hair off my head due to age/thyroid/adrenal issues....and I still 'shave' what little wisps that sprout weekly :o

[embee]

That depends on how thick of a consistency the conditioner is, if it is still a tad runny, fine, but a thick glob? I would not pour that down the machine.


I handwash most woolens and if I use a machine (like for a blanket) I dilute heavily.

[lapushka]

I handwash most woolens and if I use a machine (like for a blanket) I dilute heavily.

Oh I see. We have a delicate cycle and a few wool cycles (with the woolmark) on our machine, one is 30°C and one is 40°C. It depends on what you need to wash. Diluting is an option that hadn't run across my mind. :)

[Arciela]

I use conditioners that I don't like as shaving cream :flower: Hehe or give them away, I've done that as well :)

[Rehab350]

I just used conditioner to wash my clothes. The smell is so nice and it does the job very well.
My clothes wasn't that dirty or stained.

[Nightshade]

You could also add them to your bathwater. It'd make for a lovely, moisturizing bath :)

[Salwety]

Adding to the above suggestions, if it smells good use it in a spray bottle with water as a cleaner ( to wipe dust) or fabrics refresher for the furniture. If you have carpets with static energy, just spray them and they will be fine for weeks.

[guska]

Thanks for the suggestions!