How To Plan A Romantic Bath

    Need a new way to spice up the bathroom for your Valentine’s Day celebration?  Here are some tips that are sure to turn up the heat.

    (From answerbag.com)

    Things You’ll Need:

    * Towels
    * Cleaning supplies
    * Candles
    * Portable radio or Ipod docking station
    * Essential oils or bubble bath
    * Mesh sponge
    * Body wash or bath gel
    1. Arrange for child care, if you have small children, so you can plan to have your romantic bath without the threat of interruption. Hire a babysitter to take the kids out to a movie or another out-of-the-house activity. If you live close to family, ask your parents or your spouse’s parents to invite their grandchildren over for a special Valentine’s Day sleepover.

    2. Think about how you want your Valentine’s Day plan to unfold as a whole. If you want to surprise your partner with a romantic bath, avoid disappointment by giving him a hint that you have arranged something at home to celebrate the holiday.

    3. Clean your bathroom. Nothing can ruin a romantic mood like soap scum and an otherwise dirty bathroom.

    4. Create a romantic atmosphere with candles. Select pink and red candles for a Valentine’s Day theme or choose your favorite scent.

    5. Bring a portable radio or CD player into the bathroom for some mood music. Tune the radio to a station you both like or play favorite CDs that you have collected as a couple.

    6. Add essential oils or a scented bubble bath to your running bath water. Lavender oil is especially relaxing.

    7. Plan to have your favorite body wash or bath gel available, along with a mesh sponge. The purpose of this bath may not be to wash, but the scent of your body wash can be a nice addition to your romantic bath.

    8. Choose large, soft towels for you and your spouse to use after your bath. Pre-heat them in the clothes dryer for a few minutes before your bath for an added touch, especially on a cold winter’s night.

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