Do you wash your legs?

[GGG]

Originally Posted by Wormius

Don’t you wash your feet? Isn’t there a natural progression of washing your torso, junk, legs, and then feet? How do you just skip over the legs?

Legs don’t need soap, feet do,

They aren’t visably dirty, I’m not eating with them so not concerned with getting bacteria off, they don’t smell,

Isn’t a better questions why would you use soap on your legs? What goal are you trying to accomplish that water flowing down doesn’t.

[Wormius]

Originally Posted by GGG

Legs don’t need soap, feet do,

They aren’t visably dirty, I’m not eating with them so not concerned with getting bacteria off, they don’t smell,

Isn’t a better questions why would you use soap on your legs? What goal are you trying to accomplish that water flowing down doesn’t.

What? By that logic, do you not wash your torso? Why wash your feet then? They’re standing in the water and also getting water and residual soap on them. What purpose is the shower then if you only care about the parts that you eat with?

Washing your legs take like, 10 seconds. each. Why wouldn’t you?

[Paulie Walnuts]

Feet need to be washed and you should be getting a pedicure as well, never know when a lady feels freaky and starts to suck on them toes.

[GGG]

Originally Posted by Wormius

What? By that logic, do you not wash your torso? Why wash your feet then? They’re standing in the water and also getting water and residual soap on them. What purpose is the shower then if you only care about the parts that you eat with?

Washing your legs take like, 10 seconds. each. Why wouldn’t you?

My goal of showering is to eliminate odor and clean visible dirt. So in general this is crevices unless something is visibly dirty.

So my feet will smell from the accumulation of bacteria, soap and scrubbing removes this bacteria whereas flowing water does a poorer job.

I don’t really actively wash my torso, some areas get residual soap from arm pit and crotch washing. Do you soap and scrub your back?

What does washing your legs accomplish for you? What is your goal for your shower that necessitates washing legs.

[Galakanokis]

Originally Posted by Locke

Thats the 'After Work' Shower.

Wash off the work and drink away the day.

Prep for work...

[Shazam]

Originally Posted by GGG

My goal of showering is to eliminate odor and clean visible dirt. So in general this is crevices unless something is visibly dirty.

So my feet will smell from the accumulation of bacteria, soap and scrubbing removes this bacteria whereas flowing water does a poorer job.

I don’t really actively wash my torso, some areas get residual soap from arm pit and crotch washing. Do you soap and scrub your back?

What does washing your legs accomplish for you? What is your goal for your shower that necessitates washing legs.

wtf

[BigThief]

Originally Posted by GGG

Legs don’t need soap, feet do,

They aren’t visably dirty, I’m not eating with them so not concerned with getting bacteria off, they don’t smell,

Isn’t a better questions why would you use soap on your legs? What goal are you trying to accomplish that water flowing down doesn’t.

Cleanliness.

[Tuco]

Originally Posted by Cappy

Dudes are generally gross.

Go to reddit and find all the posts on women complaining that their husband/BF won't wipe their ass because they think its gay.

Frankly i blame women for dating dudes like this. It's setting a bad precedent.

bathroom reno is wrapping up today. Got a handheld showerhead. Can't wait to blast my cheeks.

[Locke]

Originally Posted by Galakanokis

Prep for work...

Thats not the Vancouver attitude I've been lied to about for so long! Where is that cheery, never quit 'go for a hike before work and then bike home' granola-eating attitude?

[Galakanokis]

Originally Posted by Locke

Thats not the Vancouver attitude I've been lied to about for so long! Where is that cheery, never quit 'go for a hike before work and then bike home' granola-eating attitude?

million dollar slums broke me.

[GGG]

Originally Posted by BigThief

Cleanliness.

What is your definition clean?

Do you do full surgical scrub on every part of your body? How do you decide how much scrubbing to do to meet your standard of cleanliness?

[ResAlien]

Gat damn some of you are nasty. I never imagined so many people had no clue how to bathe.

[PepsiFree]

Originally Posted by GGG

What is your definition clean?

Do you do full surgical scrub on every part of your body? How do you decide how much scrubbing to do to meet your standard of cleanliness?

Bro you don’t even wash your entire body. Maybe start with that before you start ranting about people suggesting “surgical scrubs.”

[Wormius]

Originally Posted by GGG

What is your definition clean?

Do you do full surgical scrub on every part of your body? How do you decide how much scrubbing to do to meet your standard of cleanliness?

I already have my sponge loaded with soap, so sudsing over my entire body, legs included, isn’t as onerous as you’re making it out to be.

[PepsiFree]

Originally Posted by ResAlien

Gat damn some of you are nasty. I never imagined so many people had no clue how to bathe.

I feel like once you’ve been in a busy men’s public washroom and seen the rate of guys that wash their hands, it’s pretty hard to be surprised by how many guys can’t even figure out a shower.

[ResAlien]

Originally Posted by PepsiFree

I feel like once you’ve been in a busy men’s public washroom and seen the rate of guys that wash their hands, it’s pretty hard to be surprised by how many guys can’t even figure out a shower.

I have no doubt that a venn diagram of poor hand washers and non leg washers is a single overlapping circle. To be fair for the first 30 so odd some years of my life I thought the pee in the shower thing was a joke everyone was in on it never seemed within the realm of reality that someone would actually piss in the bathtub. Someone honestly saying that they did it exploded my brain. Takes all types I spose

[KelVarnsen]

This thread is starting to remind me of the "do you wipe?" thread

[BloodFetish]

Originally Posted by Jimmy Stang

I have my shower in the morning, and my wife does hers in the evening. So my toothbrush magically reappears on the counter near the sink in time for my evening toothbrushing.

She's using it to scrub between her toes, is she?

[GGG]

Originally Posted by PepsiFree

Bro you don’t even wash your entire body. Maybe start with that before you start ranting about people suggesting “surgical scrubs.”

I do ensure that my entire body is washed. There is a high pressure water spray hitting my body rinsing away various things on the skin. Some people seem to think that a high pressure spray is insufficient and you need to add soap and some undefined degree of scrubbing.

My question simply is how to you define the degree of cleaning between a surgical scrub and a light soaping and just a high pressure water spray by body part. It sounds like most people have never considered why they wash themselves how they wash themselves.

So do you scrub your back with the same vigor you scrub your ass crack? To me that seems like it would be ridiculous. Remember that soap in addition to removing dirt and bacteria also strips natural oils and can dry skin. Using soap to wash your body is not a universal good.

Originally Posted by Wormius

I already have my sponge loaded with soap, so sudsing over my entire body, legs included, isn’t as onerous as you’re making it out to be.

I’m not making it out to be onerous. I’m asking why you do it. Your argument appears to be because it’s not onerous and not that this is a part of the body that needs to cleaned with soap. I realize most people have probably not really thought about why they do certain things and just do but when you have skin that is sensitive to soap and drys out you start to target the areas that need it.

[undercoverbrother]

Y’all are nasty