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lostinparadise
@lostinparadise
03/11/15 10:06:53PM
3 posts

Help!!


Dread Maintenance

Thank you. That is the info I was after.

lostinparadise
@lostinparadise
03/11/15 09:12:31PM
3 posts

Help!!


Dread Maintenance

It's called soda kue here and as I said, almost non-existent.  Once you leave the country everything changes, even baking recipes.  I've talked to 3 bakery's already as well and they have all confirmed the same thing, they don't ever use it.  I'm not an idiot and I speak enough of Bahasa Indonesian to know this is not just a language barrier issue.  Even the small amount I was able to find was in very small containers (about a Tbs. In each) and I cleaned the store out in order to have what I do have.  Please, I'm asking for OTHER ALTERNATIVES for killing mold, not assumptions about my general aptitude or a 3rd world countries pantry offerings.

lostinparadise
@lostinparadise
03/11/15 03:23:10AM
3 posts

Help!!


Dread Maintenance

So, I'm in Bali for 2 months and left my Dreadlock Shampoo behind because I prefer to use the BS/ACV routine when I'm in the sea diving every day (anti-fungal properties of tea tree really help when your dreads aren't drying completely each day).  I brought my oils and some ACV but left the BS at home as I've learned the hard way that airport security doesn't like white powders coming through, regardless of how they are packaged.  Didn't realize that BS is nearly nonexistent on Bali and am starting to get severely worried about what to do. No Bronners here, no Dreadlock shampoo and I've checked every "store" in a 50km/25mile radius and only come up with enough for 2 more washes. Not gonna fly for 2 months.  Any other washing suggestions, or even mildew/mold fighting agents I might be able to find and soak them in would be greatly appreciated.  I'm having nightmares about having to cut them off if I don't find something soon.  Anyone that would like to suggest staying out of the water, please don't.  I'm diving daily, it's rainy season (torrential downpours for an hour or 2 each day) and when it's not raining it's so humid they're wet from sweat.  There is no such thing as dry right now.  I would have used the search feature but Internet is spotty so this is the most direct route for answers right now.  Hit me with anything ha got peeps!  Much love and thanks.

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