When you're enough of a rugged, masculine man to not be able to use floral-scented body wash for a day, but not enough of one to get by with hand soap or dilute dish detergent for that day.

Only a bitch ass baby boy cares what it smells like over being clean. It's not a permanent solution so why care? What's more manly, a man who is scared of a scent, or one who can deal with a scent they don't like for a wash or two?

Is that like soap

Calling another man a bitch is fighting words. Fuck him

Soap is soap - Body Wash / Shampoo are just soap.

When the soap is gone, break out the water rinsed soap bottle

When that is gone, break out the dish soap

When that is gone, just jump into the swimming pool until you have time to go shopping.

Would I prefer not to have fufu fancy soap? Sure, but i'm not going to waste money by ignoring it.

I'm still half way through a bottle of industrial hand soap i use in the shower... it's lasted over a year at this point. None of my tinder dates have complained

Ngl, I wouldn't use the rose scented stuff either, but mainly because my nose would clog up if I tried. Most fake flower smells do it.

I'd just go ham and exfoliate harder. Soap isn't actually necessary to be clean and not smell. It's just much easier to achieve those goals with it than without. Hell, depending on where you're washing on your body, soap can be a bad thing because even the stuff designed to not over strip skin won't always live up to that promise.

Legit folks, if you run out of soap, you can be just as clean (as in dead skin cells sloughed off, excess oils gone, and any odors from the bacteria on your body gone) with just your hands, short term. You'd need something better at exfoliating than bare hands if it's going to be over about a week, but it's still doable. Longer term, soap itself is just faster, not better, than any other product that can reduce skin oils and any clinging dirt.

You'd be amazed how many people have strong sensitivities to most surfactants, or outright allergies to some of the more common ingredients. They can be right beside you in an elevator after years of not using soap, and you won't know.

This conversation has literally the same dynamic as the one one between Biff and Marty's dad in the first Back to the Future movie. Not exactly a healthy dynamic. I would either draw some lines or fuck off, find a new apartment, whatever's easier. Shit like that isn't worth dealing with

just use dishsoap lol