The amount of sand you take home with you is the only downside to the beach.Beach sand can be difficult to get rid of.Your feet get neglected while a quick wash underneath the beach showers gets rid of most of the sand.
Step 1: Accessorize with mesh products.
Sand can get into your belongings.If you want to avoid carrying the entire beach of sand back home, carry mesh products with you to the beach.Sand can fall through the open if a mesh bag is used.
Step 2: Instead of towels, use a chair.
The chairs can be washed with water.Towels can be used for warmth or to dry you off, but you should use chairs at the beach.
Step 3: The beach has open-toe shoes on.
Open toe shoes are fine, but flip-flops are better.sand can fall out of your sandals as you walk, so flip-flops prevent it from getting trapped in your shoes.
Step 4: You can wash yourself off under the shower head.
The beaches provide showers outside of their restrooms on the way to the parking lot to help patrons clean themselves off before hitting the road again.Pay special attention to your feet and shoes as you wash your bathing suit.For a more intense rinse session, use the ocean waves at the beach.
Step 5: A small container of baby powder.
It's easy to keep wet sand at bay with baby powder.Baby powder makes it easier to remove sand from your skin.It is easier to get rid of dry sand than wet sand.
Step 6: Remove as much sand as possible.
Under the beach shower, allow the water to get rid of the sand on you.You can wipe yourself dry with a clean towel.
Step 7: Take a few of the baby powder.
The amount of powder you put on your skin should be generous.Rub the powder on your feet.
Step 8: You can brush yourself off with a dry paintbrush.
The baby powder will leave behind dry sand and white powder.A dry paintbrush can be used to clean up your belongings.Your legs and feet will be clean.
Step 9: Pack and plan.
Pack your beach essentials with a wash basin that can fit your feet.Take at least a gallon of water with you.Bring a gallon of water for each person if you are going to the beach with a lot of people.
Step 10: The basin should be placed on a flat surface.
The basin should be on a surface that is not sandy.The goal is to not have to use it again.
Step 11: Water should be poured into the basin.
Feet are submerged underneath the water if there is not enough water in the basin.You can use your hands to wash the sandy areas of the skin.A clean sponge can be used to help with sand removal.As you remove the sand, be gentle with your skin.It is easy to get scratches if you rub too hard.
Step 12: Take your feet out of the water and look at it.
If you still have sand on your feet, you need to empty the water and refill the basin with clean water.If you have excess water, wipe it off with a towel.Between cleanings, rinse out the basin.
Step 13: Take a piece of fabric or a mat.
Welcome mats are used to remove dirt from your feet before entering the home and can also be used at the beach to help remove excess sand.Each person will need one to use.
Step 14: The fabric or mat should be placed on the ground.
Put the mats from the car on the ground after the beach day is over.Stand on top of them.
Step 15: Put the soles of your feet against the mat.
Dust off the sand from your feet.To remove stubborn grains, use a dry towel.