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How can you tell that you "come out cleaner"? I don't exactly have motor oil all over my body or anything when I shower.
How do you clean your ears, bellybutton, toes? And hopefully in that order. Some stuff needs extra attention, and some people have different skin types than you. Go scrub out your toes.
That's what the pressure washer is for. Takes the human skin right off!
I actively try not to get soap in my ears because it will clog them up. I use an "ear syringe" to occasionally rinse out my ears with slightly preessurized water only.
They don't properly clean those areas, they're just gross
Then you're not doing it right! I know the vegan motor oil is supposedly the best for your skin but I prefer the synthetic stuff. The process is Exon, Exoff.