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I don't put chlorine in my bath at home, but it would absolutely be required in a public bath. Other health issues aside, I'm not sure this would be a net posit
by siltcakes 2y ago
I don't put chlorine in my bath at home, but it would absolutely be required in a public bath. Other health issues aside, I'm not sure this would be a net positive for the environment.
- DiscourseFan 2y agoThere's no need. In Japan, one must fully wash oneself before entering the bath; if you had diarrhea, say, or some other pressing need to void, it would come out before you got into the bath itself.
- sokoloff 2y agoIn what way would this be an environmental win, then? I went to one onsen and between the showering before and after, I’m pretty sure I used more water and energy than showering back at the hotel.
- marcinzm 2y ago> In Japan Are you suggesting other countries replace their whole cultures with those of Japan?