I should be ashamed since these photos were taken on October 1st, 2010, but I'm not! 
Life is happening and I got behind (as usual) #don'tJudge. 
Anyhoo, here we go:
It was time to wash the braids and cornrows that I'd been styling for a couple weeks (style 1, style 2, style 3). I filled this spray bottle with castile soap and aloe vera juice like so
then I sprayed the base of each cornrow and braids by my scalp.
I then "washed" it (so to speak) with the pads of my fingers, attempting to loosen any dirt and gunk before I jumped in the shower.
Interestingly, after a while all those "suds" disappeared and it dang near looked like I hadn't done anything. 
Anyhoo, I did the same thing with the braids in the back.
Uh?
I sprayed the braids and squeezed them with my hands to "wash" and loosen dirt and oil.
Finally I jumped in the shower and rinsed like the dickens;
and yes, I'm in the shower taking photos but the steam is against me!
HA!
Alright, all done AND steam is gone. 
Voila! Clean (fuzzy) braids.
I kept my turbie twist, shea butter and coconut oil mix and castor oil right by the tub on the floor so I could moisturize and wrap my hair right up.
Uh?
After this I tied my damp hair down, sat under the dryer, let my hair dry for two mor days, then took the braids out for a braidout style.
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When you say let your hair dry for 2 days, you mean you wore them as is for 2 days, then the braidout?
@OHRhonda
yep