Anonymous wrote:
Microbiologist here. No washcloth. Hands are ideal. Everything is full of soap, and all skin is scrubbed, so no contamination can happen.
You may not be aware of the teeming multitudes of bacteria that reside in your washcloths.
Do you use a fresh one each time you wash? If so, no problem.
And no need to wash your bottom with a different washcloth either, unless you are a very poor wiper.
Soap and mechanical friction takes care of everything.
At the end of the shower or bath, there are no enteric bacteria on your hands.
Anonymous wrote:Who resurrected this thread from 2014? And why?
Anonymous wrote:Yet another post desperately trying to associate a behavior with race.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nope. I'm white.
Ditto.
Are washcloths a racial thing?
Anonymous wrote:Caucasian. I use one every time I bathe.
Anonymous wrote:I use them for removing face masks, but I don't use them on my body. I shave my legs and underarms every shower and arms every few showers and feel like that exfoliates enough.