2 ms·
You don't need clean water, boiling some is enough to kill most germs. And boiling seems common in a culture with lots of cooked meals. Germs which are not eve
by hycaria 8y ago
You don't need clean water, boiling some is enough to kill most germs. And boiling seems common in a culture with lots of cooked meals.
Germs which are not even that big of a problem anyways, considering vaginas are supposed to be in contact with dirty stuff : fingers or penises are not known for their cleaniness. It mostly self maintains.
- oliwarner 8y agoI'm not saying it's either-or, just that any approach to this needs to factor in poverty at levels that is incomprehensible to the Western middle class. And yes, vaginas are great but any membrane suffers when in prolonged contact with foreign material. And again, access to antibiotics and antifungals is a worthwhile consideration when using small-but-still-higher risk sanitary products.