If you pee while you're in the shower, do you wash your hands after?
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I hate smoking weed with people like you.
Lmao I'm dying
I needed this now, 3 hours ago I sent an old man to a COVID 19 hospital as his wife was saying to me "they never come back from there"
Stay home and meme
Do people actually do this?
It fucking grosses me out thinking of pooping in the shower and then using your bare foot to stomp and mash your shit down the drain. I know you're in the shower so you can just easily clean your foot but it still makes me gag picturing it.
Soap works because of the chemical and mechanical action of the soap molecule having both water loving and fat-loving opposite ends. The water loving part grabs unto a water molecule, the fat loving part grabs unto the outer layers of bacteria and everything that gets you sick, including viruses literally ripping them apart.
It has nothing to do with the presence of any antibacterial properties and there is very little evidence that antibacterial soaps even work as intended.
It has nothing to do with the presence of any antibacterial properties and there is very little evidence that antibacterial soaps even work as intended.
Urine is sterile. There's less bacteria in pee than tap water.
Although if you aren't drinking enough water (3-4 litres a day or 100+ Oz's) and your diet is poison, I can understand why you may be concerned (drinking more water helps flush toxins from the body, some of which leaves via urine).
Although if you aren't drinking enough water (3-4 litres a day or 100+ Oz's) and your diet is poison, I can understand why you may be concerned (drinking more water helps flush toxins from the body, some of which leaves via urine).
Hahaha, this thread was worth it for these posts alone. I'm dying 🤣😂
Fyi, all soap including shower gel /body wash and shampoo will be antibacterial (and antiviral).
Sound like a good way to clog down the drain and end with a mess to clean up.
Soap isn't anti bacterial and doesn't need to be, it detaches dirt and oils from your hands, carrying bacteria and viruses with it via running water. Soap that is labelled as anti bacterial isn't entirely proven to do much extra over regular soap (note, I'm not talking about hand sanitiser which does kill bacteria and some viruses).
So the soap or shower gel you're showering with is enough to be clean, should you need to clean your hands for any additional reason while showering.
So the soap or shower gel you're showering with is enough to be clean, should you need to clean your hands for any additional reason while showering.
Antibac soap is no better than normal soap op.
www.fda.gov
Antibacterial Soap? You Can Skip It, Use Plain Soap and Water
Learn why these products may not reduce your risk of infection.
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These are the kinds of threads we need in this troubling time. Good stuff.
I have tears in my eyes from laughing so hard.
I think these should be on everyones bucket list.