The most important thing to prevent yourself from illness and infection from bacteria or viruses is to keep your body clean as good hygiene means having better health.
But one woman baffled everyone with her unhygienic act when she washed wash her period-stained knickers using her room’s kettle. She was branded ‘trashy’ and ‘disgusting’ after her inappropriate behavior.
The anonymous woman explained that her period arrived unexpectedly and had forgotten to bring underwear. She posted a picture of the transparent kettle in which her period-stained knickers floating in the brown water.
She called it a ‘fast and hygienic’ method for getting rid of the stains.
The woman wrote: ”Staying in a hotel, that time of the month comes out of the blue.”
”Forgot to pack knickers so came up with a good way to quickly wash them. The hotel kettle! Quick, fast and hygienic.”
The picture was later posted on Reddit which baffled everyone and people were in disgust that how could she use the kettle to wash her dirty knickers.
One user commented: ”I want to find this person and hygienically wipe my a** with their coffee filters, toothbrush, and pillowcase. Also, she overfilled the kettle.”
”Any hotel room that has a kettle is also going to have a sink! Or better yet, a bath tub. She could have heated the water in the kettle then poured it in a sink. Or used cold sink water and soap. Or, just… so many other solutions,” wrote another.
”I’m about to go on vacation and now I’m definitely not touching the coffee pot,” commented another.
One questioned: ”Honestly tho just wash them with some soap in the sink, is it that hard??”
”I mean, if you don’t have access to laundry services…. though I’d worry about how sanitary it is for the people that are gonna drink outta that later,” said another.
”The implication here is also that she would’ve just worn those same underwear for however long her stay is had she not gotten period blood on them. That is also trashy. I don’t think a hotel exists anywhere that doesn’t have a place you’d be able to buy new underwear within walking or short drive distance,” wrote another.