What fo you think?

Water is not 100 percent pure, neither can the body be.

INTROVERT:
Water is not 100 percent pure, neither can the body be.

You're smart like that

Truth is, no matter how hard or meticulously we scrub our body, some body parts can never be sufficiently clean while some parts cant be sufficiently reached to ensure adequate washing.

Examples would be the back of our pinna (outer ear), the ridge which runs from the back our neck to the top of our buttocks, around our genitals, our navel etc

All these hidden and difficult-to-reach body parts house dirts and microorganisms that proliferate immdeiately after scrubbing some of them off and when the body mixes with sweat due to our daily activities.

INTROVERT:
Water is not 100 percent pure, neither can the body be.

Still not answered the question though

wash ur face from now till 2mr, use cotton wool n cleanser u ll realize dt humans re made from mud

yaqq:
wash ur face from now till 2mr, use cotton wool n cleanser u ll realize dt humans re made from mud

You are right in the sense that the underlying meaning of your post is that the face gets dirty irrespective of how well it was cleaned. However, we ought to know that the dirt is, most of the time, due to dust raised in the air that lands on hour face and, less of the time, dead skin cells.

tutorng:


You are right in the sense that the underlying meaning of your post is that the face gets dirty irrespective of how well it was cleaned. However, we ought to know that the dirt is, most of the time, due to dust raised in the air that lands on hour face and, less of the time, dead skin cells.

Perfect!!! however note that the water in your towel attracts dusts in your room. It is the air that the dirt is from.