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brettsomers
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i feel like buying that soap... and pouring it into the sellers eyes!
As I have said before about other items...
I'd love to try what s/he's on medically.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
I'd love to try what s/he's on medically.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
Another "Rook you" deal from EBay!!Don't see many "colors" in that soap package.
only 98.8% positive?
I don't know what she is smoking, but I sure hope she isn't driving. I have this mental image of an over-ripe Doris Day type with pink claws (sorry, meant finger nails), purple synthetic boa and lot of deep-cut sweaters and too tight..well, anyway. I need to go get a shot of insulin after that one.
I don't know what she is smoking, but I sure hope she isn't driving. I have this mental image of an over-ripe Doris Day type with pink claws (sorry, meant finger nails), purple synthetic boa and lot of deep-cut sweaters and too tight..well, anyway. I need to go get a shot of insulin after that one.
They have a few other vintage soap boxes, more reasonably priced. The "Shina Dish" is hilarious!
Beauty Operators recommend Shina Dish!
Beauty Operators recommend Shina Dish!
frontaloadotmy
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All of My Beauty Operator Friends
Agree completely!
Agree completely!
whirlcool
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I don't get it...
What is this Shina Dish stuff, a dishwashing soap? Then why would beauty operators recommend it?
On both items for sale. Why would you want to use it for decoration? Soap Chips? The seller makes this sound like it's something you would use to decorate a cake with!
The only thing I can think of for decorating with this is to use in a vintage laundry room. Do you think the product is still good after all these years (shelf stable?)
What is this Shina Dish stuff, a dishwashing soap? Then why would beauty operators recommend it?
On both items for sale. Why would you want to use it for decoration? Soap Chips? The seller makes this sound like it's something you would use to decorate a cake with!
The only thing I can think of for decorating with this is to use in a vintage laundry room. Do you think the product is still good after all these years (shelf stable?)
brettsomers
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What is this Shina Dish stuff, a dishwashing soap? Then why
notice the manicurist pictured on the box. suppose the implication is its gentle on your hands/manicure. we all remember Madge, dont we? i hate to think the manufacturer is suggesting a theraputic effect?
notice the manicurist pictured on the box. suppose the implication is its gentle on your hands/manicure. we all remember Madge, dont we? i hate to think the manufacturer is suggesting a theraputic effect?
Actually from one who did a stint in a beauty school, mild dishwashing liquid was frequently used as a manicure soak. In fact bet if one looked up the ingredients of many of the "professional" soaks, they would be the same as "mild" hand dishwashing liquid.
That picture reminds me, need to make an appointment for a rinse and blow dry. *LOL*
L.
That picture reminds me, need to make an appointment for a rinse and blow dry. *LOL*
L.
Shina dish probably is an early light-duty unbuilt detergent from the early 1950s...think Mr. Bubble 
Tidy House was a midwest mfgr of generally powdered household chemicals (Perfex/Oakite...). May have gotten absorbed by Gold Seal of Bismarck (Snowy Bleach)
Tidy House was a midwest mfgr of generally powdered household chemicals (Perfex/Oakite...). May have gotten absorbed by Gold Seal of Bismarck (Snowy Bleach)
Spring Rain water softener
was another product of Tidy House.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
was another product of Tidy House.
Lawrence/Maytagbear
air-waycharlie
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The talents of Miss Shina Dish.......
I thought she appeared at the "Sweet GumHead" lounge in Atlanta in the late 1970's. Along with Shelita Hamm, Layonna Davenport, Ida Hoe and Kittie Litter.
Could I be mistaken?
I thought she appeared at the "Sweet GumHead" lounge in Atlanta in the late 1970's. Along with Shelita Hamm, Layonna Davenport, Ida Hoe and Kittie Litter.
Could I be mistaken?
Charlie, I for one believe you are spot-on, just on your own merit!
