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To: wardaddy
Is Lava soap even made anymore ?

LOL...I bet many other posters don't even know what that was/is.

158 posted on 02/28/2016 1:04:46 AM PST by nopardons
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To: nopardons

I remember when Eisenhower was president.

For those that don’t know, Lava soap was a bar of soap with grit embedded in it. Worked really good to clean you hands after working on a dirty car engine. ;-)


162 posted on 02/28/2016 1:07:24 AM PST by r_barton (GO TRUMP!!!)
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To: nopardons

It is still made

Annette has had our lads enjoy the deliciousness of it when they use profanity in front of her

She’d like to force it on me too...lol


165 posted on 02/28/2016 1:09:14 AM PST by wardaddy (Ted Cruz endorser of Rubio is off my Christmas list......)
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To: nopardons

I do. I even remember Ronald Reagan in a commercial selling Boraxo hand soap for “Death Valley Days.”


183 posted on 02/28/2016 1:57:49 AM PST by jonrick46 (The Left has a mental disorder: A totalitarian mindset..)
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To: nopardons
Being 200 years old, I remember my father, who worked in a machine shop, standing over the pantry sink scrubbing the grime off his hands with Lava soap and then running down to the train station to attend night accounting classes at Bentley College in Boston.

BTW, your replies on this thread are pure gold! Way to go.

200 posted on 02/28/2016 2:58:41 AM PST by Madame Dufarge
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To: nopardons

It even has a Facebook page! LOL


322 posted on 02/28/2016 1:34:16 PM PST by Spirit of Liberty (Time to go Galt!)
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