Bath And Body

How to get into a bath at Amazon in the rain

Amazon has announced it is opening an outdoor bath in the city of San Francisco and is asking people to wear wet suits to go outdoors in the rainy weather.

The San Francisco Chronicle reports that Amazon is offering a $5 off the $99 annual membership for members to try out the new program in the Bay Area and other parts of the country.

“It’s going to be a new way for people to experience the outdoors,” said Jeff Bunn, Amazon’s director of public policy.

“We are really excited to give our guests the opportunity to experience this program.”

Bunn said that people will need to be prepared for the rain and wind.

He said that Amazon will provide weather and safety information, including directions to the bath, and will also provide information about how to make sure it’s safe.

Amazon is hoping to open its first outdoor bath by the end of the year.

Bunn says Amazon will start accepting reservations for outdoor showers on Friday.

If you have a reservation, you can also use it to find a shower at other retailers.

Amazon is also offering a 10% discount for members who buy the first Amazon.com Fire tablet to use in the shower.

The Amazon Bath program is part of Amazon’s commitment to reduce air pollution in the country, which has a growing population of outdoor shoppers.

It’s part of a broader effort to reduce its carbon footprint and create a greener economy.

Amazon says it has been a leader in green building and sustainability and that the new outdoor shower will help customers to make informed decisions.

“We are excited to be bringing our newest member-friendly program to San Francisco, and we look forward to welcoming people in to our San Francisco Bay Area community for a weekend of fun outdoors,” Bunn said in a statement.

The online retailer is also partnering with the American Red Cross and the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department to create the “Tuesdays in the Park” program.

In addition to offering the outdoor shower, the program will feature water-based activities for children and people with disabilities.