concept   washing dirt from between toes
culture   Western countries
statement   In Western countries, it is common practice to wash dirt from between toes for personal hygiene.
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1 wash dirt from between toes Western countries Regular part of personal hygiene routine, especially after outdoor activities or wearing closed-toe shoes. 1
2 wash dirt from between toes Western countries Considered part of personal hygiene and expected after walking barefoot or in sandals 1
3 wash dirt from between toes Western countries Typical personal hygiene practice, especially after outdoor activities or wearing open-toed shoes. 1
4 wash dirt from between toes western countries Common hygiene practice, especially in countries with closed-toe shoes and socks 1
5 washing dirt from between toes Western countries It is a common practice to wash dirt from between toes as part of personal hygiene. 1
6 washing dirt from between toes Western countries Common hygiene practice, especially after walking barefoot or in sandals 1
7 washing dirt from between toes Western culture Considered part of routine hygiene and cleanliness 1
8 washing dirt from between toes Western cultures Considered essential for personal hygiene in Western cultures, where open-toed shoes are common. 1
9 washing dirt from between toes western countries Common practice to wash dirt from between toes as part of personal hygiene routine 1
10 washing dirt from between toes western countries Considered a routine part of personal hygiene, especially after walking barefoot or in open-toed shoes. 1