Origin: Various. One of them was an SPF 4, left behind by a former in-law who was a tanner.
Last Used: Ugh, who knows. See confession.
Why kept: Mostly Out of Sight, Out of Mind. They Might Be Useful (in future summers.)
Destination: Down the drain with the contents, bottles to recycling. (I'm in suburban Chicago, where this stuff actually gets recycled...)
Confession: Note the expiration dates. Ack. I'm sure that the sunblock that expired in 99 has been used in this century.
Confession, part deux: It smelled so good going down the drain. Umm, Coppertone. Nostalgia. The good kind.
Confession, part trois: I found a sunscreen in my mom's medicine chest that expired in 2007. I asked her if we could blog this one, too. (Not pictured, and I guess it doesn't really count.)
Conclusion: I believe that this is the end of all extraneous sunscreens that could possibly exist in the 'verse of this blog. I have a couple in current rotation, for various uses. And lesson learned, again. The large size is never a bargain, there's always some left when it expires.
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