4. Flushing the toilet with the lid open
When you flush the toilet with the lid open, tiny invisible particles are released into the air and settle on the things you keep nearby such as your towels and your toothbrush. It’s simple. Close the lid before flushing the toile and keep your bathroom clean.
5. Wearing the same underwear to bed
Underwear absorbs sweat, natural discharge, tiny traces of urine, and dead skin even if you don’t do much throughout the day and believe you don’t sweat. That it why it is advisable to change your underwear before going to bed. Also, tend to choose underwear made of cotton and other natural materials that let the skin breath. You can even avoid wearing any underwear some nights and just put on a loose nightgown on.
6. Forgetting to clean the bathroom trash can
The bathroom bin holds used pads, tissues, and other used hygiene items that can cause odor if left there longer. The thing is that that odor build gradually and is sometimes hard to notice. What you should do is empty it regularly and wash it with soap or a vinegar-and-water mix once a week. Also, you can prevent the odor by placing a cotton ball with a drop of essential oil at the bottom.
7. Wearing the same bathrobe without washing
Just like towels, bathrobes also absorb moisture, sweat, and dead skin. In order to avoid this, make sure you wash your bathrobe weekly and hang it open in a ventilated spot. You can also let it sit in the sun every now and then.
8. Not rinsing armpits well after shaving
When you shave you don’t only get rid of hair but also dead skin, deodorant residue, and bacteria. So, if you don’t clean the armpit area thoroughly after shaving, you risk applying deodorant on a leftover buildup which can easily cause irritation and strange odor.
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