concept   personal hygiene
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • United States (1) • Indonesia (1) • Sweden (1) • Australia (1) • Eastern countries (1) • African countries (1) • Canada (1) • France (1) • New Zealand (1) • North American (1) • Scandinavian countries (1) • Biological culture (1) • European countries (1) • Ghana (1) • Inuit culture (1) • Latin American countries (1) • Russia (1) • Taiwan (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 personal hygiene United States Personal hygiene practices, including regular use of hygiene products, handwashing, and keeping clean living spaces and cars, are common in the United States. 10
2 personal hygiene Indonesia In Indonesia, personal hygiene often involves using water and traditional toiletries rather than toilet paper. 6
3 personal hygiene Sweden In Sweden, personal hygiene includes sauna bathing and removing shoes. 4
4 personal hygiene Australia In Australia, personal hygiene encompasses outdoor activities, car cleanliness, and protection against nature-related risks. 3
5 personal hygiene Eastern countries Personal hygiene practices in Eastern countries include rinsing and hand washing before meals and using traditional hand washing methods. 3
6 personal hygiene African countries Traditional personal hygiene in African countries includes the use of natural products like shea butter and communal dental hygiene practices. 2
7 personal hygiene Canada Canadians prioritize personal hygiene and may keep their shoes on when entering homes. 2
8 personal hygiene France In France, natural body odor is more accepted and bidet use is common for intimate hygiene. 2
9 personal hygiene New Zealand In New Zealand, outdoor activities and car cleanliness are essential for personal hygiene and overall well-being. 2
10 personal hygiene North American In North American culture, maintaining cleanliness in daily routines is a cultural norm for personal hygiene. 2
11 personal hygiene Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, sauna bathing and regular cleaning routines are essential for personal hygiene and well-being. 2
12 personal hygiene Biological culture Personal grooming habits are influenced by biological and environmental factors. 1
13 personal hygiene European countries In European countries, the use of bidets for intimate hygiene is a common practice in households. 1
14 personal hygiene Ghana In Ghana, traditional personal hygiene practices include using shea butter and natural products for skincare, as well as chewing sticks for dental hygiene. 1
15 personal hygiene Inuit culture Inuit culture may have limited access to water, leading to less frequent bathing, occurring once or twice a week. 1
16 personal hygiene Latin American countries In Latin American countries, frequent use of cologne and strong perfumes is considered essential for personal hygiene. 1
17 personal hygiene Russia In Russia, using a separate towel to dry off after using communal bathhouses is an important part of personal hygiene. 1
18 personal hygiene Taiwan In Taiwan, face masks and mouth coverings are widely used for personal hygiene and pollution protection. 1