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A Brief Dirty History of Personal Hygiene - A Day In History

A Brief Dirty History of Personal Hygiene - A Day In History

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A Brief Dirty History of Personal Hygiene Did you know that Egyptians invented toothpaste and mints? Or that the Ancient Chinese believed bathing daily would invite sickness? Or even that the peasants of medieval Europe werent quite as gross as you might think? Hello and welcome to todays video where we get down and dirty with the history of personal hygiene. Lets go back through the centuries and find out how weve gotten on with our own personal stink
Date: 2022-09-18

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Remember swimming at a Public Bath House on a River in the 1950's. They built a Mobile/Trailer Park upstream. When their Septic System got full. they would pump it into the River. Eventually they got caught and were closed later. Well, sibling brother was swimming and we saw this massive floating discharge of poops and paper floating towards us and up pops my brother right in the middle with poop and paper all over him. We laugh and swim out of the water. After that, he earned the nickname of being called The Tird.
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Last part of my research ancient Egyptian bathed daily shaved their head to prevent lice other problems people bathed once a week during middle age iam so sorry to be little long but reading and writing both are great ways to improve our English language as none native speakers stay safe blessed good luck to you your dearest ones
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Pretty well done! I've read about the Great Stink before. They definitely had to do _something, _ so it was kind of a good thing to have happened. It forced their hand, so to speak. Forced shovels and other tools into those hands, and made them get to using those tools.
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Very well-done content. I was not aware of the evolution of the toilet happening in this manner. Very good work on helping educate a lot of us about his history. [SUBBING. ]
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When you mention the steaming baths over hot springs built by the Roman's you didn't point out the picture you show is one of the Roman baths in Bath, England
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You the forgot to mention John Crapper, who produced toilets in America, thus introducing the names The Crapper and the John
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