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The New Shower Clean Suit
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Jolly Green
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I remember seeing something similar before, but put it up there with the suit in a bag... a suit that fits in a small hand-held bag and comes out wrinkle free. My best friend bought one back when we were in high school for like $200 on vacation, it was kinda neat yet shiny. It was dark gray too. I don't think he ever figured out how to get it back in the bag.
... Also, the machine washable/dryable wrinkle-free suit for travelers. Probably was the same suit my friend bought, sans bag.
I wonder if he still has it.
... Also, the machine washable/dryable wrinkle-free suit for travelers. Probably was the same suit my friend bought, sans bag.
I wonder if he still has it.
blackbowtie
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The kind of things they think of in Japan. A friend of mine who got back from japan last month got herself a portable bidet.
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With their bath culture (actually, you wash/shower before entering the bath), the no-toilet-paper-necessary toilets, and shoes taken off at the front door, I think the Japanese are already experts at cleanliness. Now we get another innovation: the wash and wear suit.
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If it is truely washable withotu shrinkage it probably is a very low quality material.
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