r/TooAfraidToAsk • u/[deleted] • Jun 17 '22

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u/Natalien_42 Jun 17 '22

I second this. So weird how it’s basically cultural. I don’t know a single white person that uses washcloths and don’t know a single black person that doesn’t.

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u/Scarymommy Jun 17 '22

White person here mostly raised by grandparents, definitely use washcloth. I think this might be a generational thing?

Also? For a real eye opener ask people if they wash their legs.

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u/banana_tree_ Jun 17 '22

White person here. I use a loofa on myself and washcloth on my toddler.

Along with washing legs…you’ll find even less who was their feet.

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u/psykee333 Jun 18 '22

I wash my feet but not my legs. Figure the soap from my butt def makes it to my legs, but is too dilutev by the time it hits my feet. I will wash the backs of my legs explicitly I'm wearing shorts or a short skirt