Ladies only--what is the longest you have ever gone without washing your ass or pussy?

Ladies what is the longest you have ever gone without washing your ass or pussy

I wash my pussy every time I take a shower. As for my ass, I take an enema twice a month.

I shower everyday and wash my privates religiously during that shower. I like to be clean. Denise

Unless I was on survivor i shower twice a day I also wash my face brush my teeth and rinse my mouth i also change my underwear daily and clean my house and make my bed don't leave dishes in sink. I wash my car and iron my clothes for work i don't think you will find that girl you seek on this forum

Daily ... it's part of the shower routine

Primitive camping for 4 nights no showers.

WHY would you ask this question????????????

I am going to assume the question was asked because some people are into scent and this may be part of that fetish ?

It was not removed so it cant be that far fetched of a question .

I am going to assume the question was asked because some people are into scent and this may be part of that fetish ?

Possibly, but the OP didn't make it clear.

I am a clean freak and try to wash at least twice a day and even after peeing when possible.

I am going to assume the question was asked because some people are into scent and this may be part of that fetish ?

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Possibly, but the OP didn't make it clear.

I just interpreted the question as being asked by a person who wanted to know who the pigs were!

It's nice to see we have people who like to be clean.

I just interpreted the question as being asked by a person who wanted to know who the pigs were!

It's nice to see we have people who like to be clean.

... and probably not the kind of answer the OP was hoping for.

I am not a pig either, most days I have more than 2 showers. I have a shower when I get up which is always nicest if my husband is at home and he is having a shower with me and usually I have a shower after we have had sex so that is at least 2 more showers in a day. If I do not really have a full shower after sex I at least wash between my legs but it is nicest when he does it for me.

I am in awe of how much potable water I see being wasted. In the wintertime when it is cold out, and truthfully, we keep it cold in, I think the SO may jump in the shower every other or very third day. I may go a week. Not to say we don't do what one of my exes called "whore baths" or PTA's in between. In the summer it is a different story, but in the summer I am much more likely to go and jump in the creek after a hard days work outside. The way people who have access to resources and just wastes them amazes me.

I know it gets cold upstate. I went to college in Binghamton but why do you say the water is wasted?

There is no need for most people to shower every day to live. There are a lot of people in the world who have no potable water. Here we take it, pay to heat it, mix it with soap, and send it down the drain. It is just wasteful on so many levels.

I hope your wife feels the same way you do.

There are lots of things we don't have to do to live, but we do them because we like cleanliness, and fresh smells. For most people, paying for water and fuel to heat it is all part of the normal cost of living.

@SwitchableSusie It is not a question of what one can afford. I can afford to drive my big truck into town every time I go. Hell I could drive it out to the mailbox to get the mail. The guy who owns the next property over does. It is a question of what you are doing to the planet and what resources you are wasting. I mean do you really get rank in 12 hours on a cold day? One of the posters said she takes 2 showers a day. At some point in time it starts getting to be bad for your skin. Be happy you don't live in one of the states that rations water. Or is everybody in California dirty and smelly?

@sharbrian You are fine by me! A little squirt of water to the right place and you are good to go. As I said, we do tend to wash off more frequently, but the idea of pissing through 18 gallons of hot water is wasteful.

There is no need for most people to shower every day to live. There are a lot of people in the world who have no potable water. Here we take it, pay to heat it, mix it with soap, and send it down the drain. It is just wasteful on so many levels.

My water use does not affect them one bit. Here I pump it out of the ground, mix it with soap, wash with it, and send it down the drain.. Where it goes to a septic tank which separates fats and heavy particulate matter from the water, that then goes to a leaching field, where it disperses through sand, into the superficial soil layers, where it evaporates. The soap and organics decompose through the miracle of plants and bacteria. The clean washer comes down from the heavens as rain. Not wasteful at all at any levels.

That doesn't mean I waste it, but me being stinky doesn't make me feel falsely superior because I saved water that they don't have in subsaharan African countries and could desperately use. Our world is using the same water that we've had for billions of years. It's used over and over again. We have technology that lets us bring water to those people, and we do, by putting in wells, powering them with solar, and bringing fresh water to places that without technology were never going to have water.. Whether we take a shower or not.

Gives new meaning to the term "the stench of piety"

Doc

All I can say is at about at a minimum of 2 gallons of warm water per minute while soaping up, double that while rinsing off--36 total gallons would be a record breaker in a speedy shower for my husband or myself. We relax with the water raining down on us, wash our bodies, hair, shave, brush our teeth and floss in the shower. It's warm and cozy doing it that way. Twenty minutes would be an absolute minimum time for each of us in the shower. We enjoy our showers. We have fairly high water bills (about $950 for the year), but the shower doesn't even make a dent in the roughly three quarters of a million gallons it takes to keep the property watered in the spring and summer. Our water usage when our two girls lived at home was a little higher!

For me I take a shower daily but at night I take a quick PTA bath before changing for bed.

I never skip a shower. 2 a day always morning and night. I cannot skip it. Do not want to smell and feel better afterwards. If its your fetish to smell thats fine but this is not for me, never has been

It is a question of what you are doing to the planet and what resources you are wasting. I mean do you really get rank in 12 hours on a cold day?

I'm afraid I don't see what any of us is "doing to the planet" by recycling the same water through washing. None should feel guilty about using water we have just because someone might be more short of it somewhere else. We aren't responsible for that. The planet, through its weather, chooses to deposit water where it does. The UK is a location where we receive more water than we know what to do with at times, and to speak of "wasting" it would be absurd. The fact the water companies here fail to manage the water properly and are over-reliant on very frequent rain has led to such things being said occasionally during the comparatively rare event of a dry spell, leading to ridicule from relatively dry countries such as Spain.

Water is effectively not a finite resource in global terms. If anything is renewable, it's that. Or to perhaps be more accurate, the planet isn't losing water to have to renew.

I did not mean to insinuate that using something you have will diminish someone else 's use of the resource, but more to point out that there are people who are alive and kicking and have a lot less. And just because you have something is not a good reason to waste it.

Potable water is becoming a scarier resource. Go ahead and gloat in your wasting it. When it becomes scares it will hit you a lot harder than it will hit me. Like the guy next door driving to his mailbox. When has hits $4+ a gallon it hits him a lot harder than it hits me.

And it is funny referring to me as the one with the fetish. I see it the exact other way around. You are the ones that have the water fetish. I doubt you could tell the difference between someone who sowers every day and every other, or even every third if they take whore baths in between.

You seem to think I enjoy dirt and smells, I don't. I contend you can be just as odor free and a lot less wasteful.

BTW, when you pull the water from the ground, what does the pulling? Do you have a pitcher pump? And unless you like it cold, what heats it? Do you have your own private hto spring? And when it goes into the ground do you really think your actions on the surface does not effect the aquifer? Water now has everything from herbicides and pesticides to prescription drug waste in it.

BTW, when you pull the water from the ground, what does the pulling? Do you have a pitcher pump? And unless you like it cold, what heats it? Do you have your own private hto spring? And when it goes into the ground do you really think your actions on the surface does not effect the aquifer? Water now has everything from herbicides and pesticides to prescription drug waste in it.

@reggind - I'm not sure who your comments are addressing, but I'm quite surprised that you are talking about "pulling water from the ground" and aquifers. I wasn't aware that this is the case there, but I have since done a little reading on the subject. It seems some parts of the USA have issues with water conservation that we simply don't have here.

Here in the UK, there are large reservoirs that serve as supplies, treated and delivered through pipelines. There isn't the dependence on aquifers you speak of.

Reggind - There is a major flaw in your premise that people are wasting water by bathing daily or more often. It is only YOUR opinion they are wasting water. It would appear most on here have a different opinion.

OK, I am no lady! However, I find the question a bit gross. I also think that good hygiene is important to good health and most any physical appeal.

I take a bath/shower when needed.

Concerning the debate of wasting water by multiple baths/showers a day. I am on the side that too many do waste resourses. I prefer not over use my well pump, water heater, pressure pump, and septic system (we have our own well and system). It becomes quite costly to replace these parts( did the well pump just a couple of years ago) not cheap to replace.

Here in the UK, there are large reservoirs that serve as supplies, treated and delivered through pipelines. There isn't the dependence on aquifers you speak of.

There are places in the US that have reservoirs. The water for those resevoirs has to come from some where. What if those sources dry up?

There are places in the US that have reservoirs. The water for those resevoirs has to come from some where. What if those sources dry up?

I can see that there are some issues in the USA, but here, the UK is far more prone to flooding than drought. There really isn't a dry season, and as I stated in an earlier post, frequent rain means that reservoirs are easily replenished for the most part. Our summers seem to be getting wetter due to Atlantic low pressure areas being driven in on the jet stream, which frequently comes straight at the UK during the summer months.

BTW, when you pull the water from the ground, what does the pulling? Do you have a pitcher pump? And unless you like it cold, what heats it? Do you have your own private hto spring? And when it goes into the ground do you really think your actions on the surface does not effect the aquifer? Water now has everything from herbicides and pesticides to prescription drug waste in it.

Sigh.. In answer to your questions, a 1/2 horsepower pump powered by electricity does the pulling. Isn't progress and technology wonderful? I heat it with a highly efficient gas water heater. When it goes into the ground, it very much becomes part of the ecosystem. It is PURIFIED by that ecosystem, and again becomes potable water. The energy to perform these modern miracles comes from the fair exchange of my efforts as a physician and as an engineer for commodities like gas, electricity, food, shelter, and the modern conveniences that human innovation and progress make available.

Where I went to medical school we had an abundance of fresh clear potable water - compliments of the desalination plant that the school installed on campus.

Your quoted reply, above, I'm pretty sure was aimed at me. That's ok. In the future, though, try not to be such an idiot.