I have an inny and I find it hard to get deep inside without scratching myself and causing belly button to get red.
Any tips?
Any tips?
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How do you wash your belly button?
- Thread starter Anthony Hopkins
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Soap and my finger? If you're scratching yourself, I guess you could put a washcloth over your finger first.
Bro if you're cutting yourself it's time to cut your nails. I just put soap on my finger and clean it while I'm showering.
Thats the only thing you need to do. Never thought about it that people really stick stuff into it lol
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I mean....
.....not really sure what.....
....the....
...problem...
......could possibly be?
What's to understand, it's not like it's hard to reach, it's not hard to clean, it doesn't take great wit to try varying methods to clean it if for whatever odd reason you can't manage using a bare finger.
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I mean....
.....not really sure what.....
....the....
...problem...
......could possibly be?
What's to understand, it's not like it's hard to reach, it's not hard to clean, it doesn't take great wit to try varying methods to clean it if for whatever odd reason you can't manage using a bare finger.
Why can't you fuckers just be normal
I used to have this problem but no more, as a simple liberal application of cream cheese stops dirt and debris collecting in there.
I was going to make a "why cant you be normal" like post but at least you're wanting to wash yourself.
it's a dark, damp place that gets stinky if not attended to for some ppl
You will need:
1. Reusable straw cleaners (Amazon Link)
2. Everyday enema kit (there are multiple varieties but this one is preferred)
3. Distilled water (available in gallons at any local pharmacy, but you can also make your own at home) [Note !!!DO NOT!!! use tap water]
4. A small hand plunger with a removable handle (these are often available at hardware stores but you can also buy one here)
Also required: Pair of scissors, blow dryer, surgeons gauze, medical tape
Optional: A narrow retractable tape measure from a sewing kit (you can buy three here)
Congratulations, your navel is now clean.
1. Reusable straw cleaners (Amazon Link)
2. Everyday enema kit (there are multiple varieties but this one is preferred)
3. Distilled water (available in gallons at any local pharmacy, but you can also make your own at home) [Note !!!DO NOT!!! use tap water]
4. A small hand plunger with a removable handle (these are often available at hardware stores but you can also buy one here)
Also required: Pair of scissors, blow dryer, surgeons gauze, medical tape
Optional: A narrow retractable tape measure from a sewing kit (you can buy three here)
Congratulations, your navel is now clean.
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I need some nail to open stuff, my nail aren't long but I leave like 2mm of nail for grip.
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Lol, to be fair to OP, at least they're looking to change this. Other hygiene threads are adamant about not doing what most would consider basic courtesy (like washing hands after using the toilet)
How yall wash your booty holes?
Ive learned you gotta be hands on with it, just running water down the crack is not enough
Ive learned you gotta be hands on with it, just running water down the crack is not enough
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OP
Soap and water, that's about it, I don't do anything in particular to wash it other than just bathing and using a loofa like I do anywhere else.
I'm currently listening to 'The Body,' Bill Bryson's latest book and he has one or two hilarious anecdotes about the Belly button... I forget the details, but first, your belly button has more bacteria than, basically, anywhere else on the exterior of your body, it's just a huge cess pool of bacteria, and one anecdote was about this guy in the UK, who had some rare bacteria in his belly button that has previously only been found in this remote village in Thailand or Subsaharan Africa something. The guy was British by nationality/ethnicity, had never been outside the UK in his life, and had no earthly reason to have that bacteria present.
It's awesome.
Doesn't matter. People have had bacteria--filled belly buttons for as long as human history, it aint killin anyone, probably makes you stronger.
The Belly button is one of those weird things, though... I'm one of those people with that condition where if I touch the inside of my belly button, other parts of my body will tingle... like, incidentally, the tip of my dong. It's a weird thing that's common place, makes no sense.
I'm currently listening to 'The Body,' Bill Bryson's latest book and he has one or two hilarious anecdotes about the Belly button... I forget the details, but first, your belly button has more bacteria than, basically, anywhere else on the exterior of your body, it's just a huge cess pool of bacteria, and one anecdote was about this guy in the UK, who had some rare bacteria in his belly button that has previously only been found in this remote village in Thailand or Subsaharan Africa something. The guy was British by nationality/ethnicity, had never been outside the UK in his life, and had no earthly reason to have that bacteria present.
It's awesome.
Doesn't matter. People have had bacteria--filled belly buttons for as long as human history, it aint killin anyone, probably makes you stronger.
The Belly button is one of those weird things, though... I'm one of those people with that condition where if I touch the inside of my belly button, other parts of my body will tingle... like, incidentally, the tip of my dong. It's a weird thing that's common place, makes no sense.