How often do you take a bath rather than a shower?

[Insuperable]

When I was younger every time. Literally every time I had to shower. Sit in bath for half an hour. Now only shower.

[Teutone]

daily

[Benyzero]

daily

[Teutone]

Its really relaxing and chilling.

[Ylla]

I don't have time for baths and I'm usually in and out of the shower quickly. But on the odd occasion when hubby can take the kids for a while, I like to have a bath and relax. With a scented bath bomb and candles.

[Ford]

I think last time was when I was around 11 lol

[Brás Garcia de Mascarenhas]

I have a bathtub but I never use it to bath, I always take a shower. I might have a bath if am staying at an hotel who happens to have a hydromassage bathtub and usually because my wife finds it "romantic and soothing" but that's it.

I take a shower every morning as I am usually in a rush, in twenty to thirty minutes I have my breakfast, shower, brush my teeth and get dressed. Taking a bath would never be an option. It is time consuming, an waste of water, it is not practical to wash yourself while laying in a bathtub and most conventional bathtubs are uncomfortable to be lying on for more than 10 minutes anyway.

I also associate it with something that children do. Moving from baths to learning to have a shower by yourself when you are 5 years old is part of the maturation process that most children go through. Any grown man who tells me that he only has baths will sound weird to me, unless he has some disability, uses it to recover from injuries or any other plausible reason.

[ÁGUIA]

Your cozy bath you enjoy, only occasionally. With way more regularity (lately every day), these ones.

Spoiler!

[frankhammer]

I may have used my bath once in the last decade. I don't find them comfortable nor relaxing. In fact, the only reason it still exists is for others who also use it once in a blue moon. I prefer showers for daily cleanliness.

If I want to relax, I use the spa pool outside. There is something about bubbling hot water and looking at the stars at night that is truly relaxing, exspecially mid-winter.

[calxpal]

I took a bath last night I was inspired by this thread, but then I realized why I very rarely take baths....it was hard to get comfortable . Although I still felt relaxed after