The Splosh UK Forum

Dunno if anyone's seen ths before, or tried it (but I doubt it lives up to its name, it sounds rather like a glorified soap....)

http://www.hawkin.com/find/keyword-is-g ... t-is-07732

AJB

its ok if your not able to do gunge, it does'nt feel right

Sounds interesting - im sure it wont take to long for that to end up in the local supermarket!

I bought some similar stuff but it only filled about 4cm of the bath and it wasnt that messy worked out id need about 4/5 packs to fill it. Not sure what that stuff says but pic shows a full bath so maybe its diff stuff. Heres a pic of my female friends legs in it she loved it!!

will try gelli bath again but im addicted to gunge now

Have used Gellibath several times for the Silly House and frankly it isn't all that. It has an odd consistency (almost crunchy) and not a smooth slimy feel like natrasol. As a gunge it is solid and doesn't 'run' well down the face or wherever. The colours are a bit weak too but you can bump these up with poster paint as well did in the Malevolent Moll's Bloodbath film. For more erotic purposes, I think it would be a bit like sharing a bath of rice krispies.

My girlfriend and I have a pack of the stuff waiting to be used, so we'll let this forum know how it goes when we try it. I'm expecting it to be fun but not especially erotic, as we both tend to prefer the feel of slippery, slithery things like oils and lotions rather than the purely visual, but hey, it's fun to experiment...

I agree that `proper` gunge is much better
You can only use Gelibaff in the baff `cos you have to add a load of water and the magic powder to make it dissolve - If you don`t it tends to bugger up your clothing

Does it stain or sting? If its grainy I cant imagine it being pleasant for the eyeses.

No staining or stinging. It was designed originally for kids to play with in the bath.

BillShipton wrote:No staining or stinging. It was designed originally for kids to play with in the bath.

D'oh