This may be a stupid question, but what is the Internet for then?
It is both to pose inteligent questions, and questions which you would risk losing your face if you posed them in real life.
This was inspired by a question that someone else asked.
In our societies, and specially nowadays, it is indispensable to take a bath everyday. (And let me say I do observe this, and also that there have been times on which I even had 3 showers on the same day...)
But just out of curiosity, I've always had dogs, and we never wash them more than once a month (as a matter of fact, in Winter I wouldn't say we wash them that often).
My mother used to say that washing a dog too often damages their hair, and whether this is true or false, they don't seem to smell. (At least, I rarely realize that... and when they do, it's because of tartar in their mouths...)
So, does this mean that humans are more prone to develop bad odours if they don't take showers often, than other living things?
2007-07-27
00:23:51
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➔ Biology
Let me add in my defense, "it doesn't hurt to ask".
2007-07-27
00:24:27 ·
update #1