Europe is once again on a very curious list and it is the one of the countries whose inhabitants bathe the least a day. For different reasons, including climate, energy savings, water or energy consumption, especially in cold weather, many Europeans they wait for the shower.
Although it is not a study new, but from a publication of Global Index 2023, the report on the percentage of people who are shower once a day (and less) in each of the countries of Europe.
The countries that came out well, that is, with at least one shower daily, they are Italy, Portugal and Spain.
According to the infographic, the country that leads with 95% of the population who bathes once a day is Italywhich qualifies it as “the most clean of the entire continent”.
On the list, the next country is Portugalwith 85 and 94% of the population what is shower daily.
In third place is Spain and shares position with Greece.
- Both countries They have a percentage of shower daily between 75 and 84%.
Those who shower the least
This list, after the countries mentioned, is followed by Türkiye, BelgiumBulgaria and Romania with a 65 and a 74. Behind them, all the rest: France, GermanyNorway or Russia, among many others, only manage to reach 65%, reports the Mundo Deportivo portal.
In defense and against
In it post of the X user who reshared the information became a debate those who defend daily bathing and those who do not.
“Completely unnecessary! Save water“Take a shower every three days at most,” the Twitter user said in English. @MaryKenny4.
In response, follower @magicpanda_703 commented: That’s disgusting. The Europeans should shower further. I sometimes shower twice a day. They can reuse 98% of the water“.
“I live in Portugal and I shower every day, sometimes in summer more than once. ask a Brazilian how many times shower a day and why,” said another follower.
There were also sarcastic comments like this: “Sure, come to Italy in summer and shower every three days. Your sociability will be reduced to zero in no time.”
In Germany
In 2022, a survey made by the newspaper Bild revealed that due to the energy crisis in Germanythe majority of the country’s residents are bathing less and less.
That year’s publication highlighted that calls from austerity of the government affected the population.
62% of respondents said they shower less frequently, and 35% said they haven’t changed their habits of toilet.
