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HealthYahoo Style UKWoman shares £2 shower cleaning hack to remove mould from tiles
No scrubbing required.
NewsYahoo Style UKHave we been showering at the wrong time this entire time?
61% of us have been showering at the wrong time of day for our skin.
LifestyleYahoo Style UKThis hygiene question has the internet divided
20 per cent of people have confessed that they skip their legs altogether during shower time.
StyleYahoo Style UKAre cold showers really that good for you?
Cold showers could be the key to glowing skin, glossy hair, boosted energy and even an improved immune system.
LifestyleYahoo Style UKIt's official: British people vote for showers over baths
The votes are in and according to Victorian Plumbing 57% of British people prefer showering over bathing (32%).
StyleYahoo Style UKThis is how often you should be changing your razor
It might be time to bid farewell to the rusty razor sitting on the bathroom shelf.
NewsYahoo Canada StyleWhy you should never wash your face in the shower
“Hot water coming straight onto your face from the shower head can strip away your natural oils and leave your skin barrier weak and cracked."
NewsYahoo Style UKBath or shower: Which is better for us?
We all have a preference, but is one better than the other for us?
NewsYahoo Canada Style4 body parts you should be cleaning (but probably aren't)
Most people remember to lather up the important parts of their bodies: faces, nether regions, armpits — but what about your belly button? A 2012 study published in PLOS One suggests that the bacteria found in belly buttons are highly diverse, with more than 2,300 species of bacteria burrowed in the navel — 1,458 of which may be new to science.“It’s an area that’s warm and moist so it can grow yeast as well,” says Dr. Lisa Kellett, a principal dermatologist at DLK Cosmetic Dermatology and Laser Clinic. She tells Yahoo Canada that people who are larger in particular need to clean underneath the folds in their bodies to help prevent bacteria buildup.“After (cleaning), I get people to often use a cornstarch-based powder in that area just to keep it dry,” Kellett adds. “Because areas that are warm and moist are more prone to growing candida, which is a type of yeast.”In addition to the belly button, click through the gallery to see other body areas Dr. Kellett suggests people should wash (but are likely missing) when they shower.Let us know what you think by commenting below and tweeting @YahooStyleCA! Follow us on Twitter and Instagram! ALSO SEE: The biggest hair care myths debunked!
NewsMarie-Claire DorkingApparently We Should All Be Peeing In The Shower
The Environmental Protection Agency says that 1.6 gallons of water are wasted every time we flush the toilet. If the average adult urinates around seven times daily, this means that 42 litres of water are being used to flush the urine away.