I hate washing my face at the sink

[Anonymous]

I love the person upthread who shared the little wrist towels from Amazon. I ordered them after seeing this post and haven’t been getting water anywhere since I started using them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I can’t believe I’m not alone with this complaint! I have the same issue. I’ve been washing in kitchen sink lately so there is more room for splashes !! I thought this was just me and it never seemed an issue before. …

But washing my face in kitchen sink for years for all the room.

I actually just lean forward and put my face under the stream of water and gently rub with my hands. Bathroom sinks never have enough room.

[Anonymous]

I thought I was the only one!
I usually wash my face in the shower at night, then do my skincare routine, and in the morning I just spray some rose water.

But I have been known to take a whole shower just to wash my face because I can't bring myself to do it at the sink.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought I was the only one!
I usually wash my face in the shower at night, then do my skincare routine, and in the morning I just spray some rose water.

But I have been known to take a whole shower just to wash my face because I can't bring myself to do it at the sink.

+1 nighttime face showerer here!

[Anonymous]

[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Are you my husband, ready to take instruction on sink usage after all these years of water chaos? [/quote]

Lol, are we married to the same man? He can't do anything in the bathroom without getting the entire counter wet. Same with the kitchen. He also has this weird block about using a towel or sponge to dry up the excess water or wipe it into the sink-- he'll wipe it in with his hands which doesn't work at all, and then wipe his hands on his pants. There's a towel right there. I do not get it.

He doesn't get why it annoys me that I can't set anything down on the counter or lean against it without getting everything all wet.[/quote]

My DH pretends it’s not true but he is afraid of touching or squeezing wet sponges. He’ll do it if I’m watching but otherwise he uses the side of his hand like a squeegee and pretends that works. He makes the kitchen and bathroom surfaces like an indoor pool locker room- walk in dry, walk out with damp socks and randomly soaked articles of clothing.

[Anonymous]

Wrist towels....life changing.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I love the person upthread who shared the little wrist towels from Amazon. I ordered them after seeing this post and haven’t been getting water anywhere since I started using them.

Came here to say that for those clowning the wrist towels and microfiber headbands - you're missing out on the high life. I don't care how careful you are bending directly over the sink, the water always goes down to your elbows when making the motions of putting water and cleanser on your face. No wet arms, no wet floor. Game changer - love them - I had to buy a pack of three because you do have to toss them into the washer like any other "towel" after some uses.