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Move over, upside-down pineapples… color-coded loofahs are the new signal for swingers!

Move over, upside down pineapples! There’s a new symbol to tell people you’re into swinging: Color-coded loofahs! They may clean your body — but the sponges are also apparently a…

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Purple, turquoise, and orange loofahs hang from a silver rack against tile in the bathroom.

Move over, upside down pineapples! There’s a new symbol to tell people you’re into swinging: Color-coded loofahs!

loofah

Purple, turquoise, and orange loofahs hang from a silver rack against tile in the bathroom.

They may clean your body — but the sponges are also apparently a sexy signal for people who are getting down and dirty.

Residents from the Florida retirement complex the Villages, which are known as being a “wild retirees getaway,” have been caught on video displaying loofahs on their cars, allegedly to distinguish their swinging sexual styles.

According to the New York Post, A Redditor, who claims to have worked at the Villages for three years, suggests the loofahs simply help residents find their own vehicles since “all the retirees drive similar cars.”

Another Reddit user made a helpful guide:

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Redditors posted a guide to “Loofah Code” explaining what the different colors mean.<br>Reddit / austinstuff

Fred, Rich and Ryan Johnston (who’s father is thinking about moving to the Villages) discussed this during this morning’s show. Listen to the clip below!

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Nick Gemelli, the wizard behind the scenes at Toucher & Hardy and a maestro on 985thesportshub.com, kicked off his radio escapade back in 2007 as an intern for Toucher & Rich on WBCN. After navigating through WFNX and the Boston Phoenix, he made a triumphant return to the show in 2016. Hailing from Marshfield but currently holding it down in Tewksbury, Nick’s radio journey is as dynamic as his Twitter feed. Nick writes about what happens on the Toucher & Hardy Show and Boston area lifestyle content.