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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a nurse. Ladies, you might think you don't smell, but you do. [/quote]

I can assure you that the length of my limbs, which don’t sweat and are not exposed to anything dirty, smell just fine and there is no need to scrub them. [/quote]

You can wash without scrubbing. 
And yes, if you don't wash, you do smell. [/quote]

Sniffing my forearmarm right now, which probably hasn’t gotten soaped up in…3 or 4 months?. Smells like nothing. I think I’m good, thanks though![/quote]

Same. All scrubbing would do is waste water and soap, plus dry out my skin. [/quote]

Why is it so hard to understand that you can wash parts of your body without scrubbing them?
I'm sitting here in disbelief that DCUMers seem think showering means either some major exfoliation or...just standing there. Didn't any of your parents teach you how to wash yourselves?[/quote]

You are being dramatic. The issue is that OP described her DH’s shower routine as pretty aggressive scrubbing if his entire body, including his back. Many people are saying the don’t bother to scrub every inch of their body in this way. They are not saying they don’t wash. I get soap over my whole body and rinse it with water. It gets washed. I don’t scrub except places that are actually dirty. Like I don’t scrub my upper arms or my lower back most days. But they do get rinsed with soap and water. That is enough to remove whatever sweat and excess oils have accumulated, which is all I need to do. I think this is also what others do. You don’t need to flip out— you are getting bogged down in semantics.[/quote]

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