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I don't add anything to the water, but after she's about done soaking and playing in the water, I'll take some mild soap and rub her down with it, especially around the cloaca and tail and whatever seems soiled. A quick rinse and she's shiny and happy. Coconut oil after helps hold in some moisture and is super helpful if there's some stuck shed, but the soap I use is SUPER mild unscented and contains aloe so it's usually not necessary.

[QUOTE="Trede, post: 156979, member: 6757"] I don't add anything to the water, but after she's about done soaking and playing in the water, I'll take some mild soap and rub her down with it, especially around the cloaca and tail and whatever seems soiled. A quick rinse and she's shiny and happy. Coconut oil after helps hold in some moisture and is super helpful if there's some stuck shed, but the soap I use is SUPER mild unscented and contains aloe so it's usually not necessary. [/QUOTE]

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