concept   bathing habits
12 commonsense assertions
Cultures (12) • India (1) • Thailand (1) • Ukraine (1) • France (1) • Germany (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Ethiopia (1) • Inuit cultures (1) • Japanese households (1) • Madagascar (1) • Western households (1) • household use (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 bathing habits India In India, bathing is a major aspect of Hindu rituals and traditions, often associated with religious cleansing and purification. 8
2 bathing habits Thailand In Thai culture, bathing habits often involve frequent use of natural water sources, foot baths, and communal bathing as a social activity. 8
3 bathing habits Ukraine In Ukraine, bathing in banyas for socializing and heat treatments is a traditional practice. 4
4 bathing habits France French bathing culture prioritizes bidet use, high-quality bath products, and fashionable swimwear. 3
5 bathing habits Germany Sauna bathing and wellness centers are popular bathing customs in German culture. 2
6 bathing habits Scandinavian countries Regular sauna bathing is a common practice in Scandinavian countries. 2
7 bathing habits Ethiopia In Ethiopia, bathing habits are less frequent and often involve communal bathing as a social activity. 1
8 bathing habits Inuit cultures Inuit cultures may have infrequent bathing habits due to environmental conditions and reliance on alternative cleanliness practices. 1
9 bathing habits Japanese households In Japanese households, bathing is a daily and important part of the daily routine, often considered to be a relaxing activity. 1
10 bathing habits Madagascar In Madagascar, bathing habits are less frequent and focused on communal bathing as a social activity. 1
11 bathing habits Western households Bathing habits in Western households vary, with some preferring showers over baths and not adhering to a strict daily routine. 1
12 bathing habits household use Many households use separate slippers for the bathroom to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. 1