10 Weird Hygiene Habits of the Wild West

Discover the shocking truth about Wild West hygiene practices that shaped cowboy life and pioneer survival. From bizarre toilet paper alternatives to bug-infested straw beds, this video dives deep into the unusual and often gross realities of 1800s hygiene. Packed with weird Wild West facts, historical surprises, and jaw-dropping traditions, it’s a fascinating look at how people managed health and cleanliness in a time of limited resources.

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Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
0:39 - 1. Families bathed in the same bathwater
1:41 - 2. Toilets were outhouses
2:28 - 3. Strange toilet paper alternatives
3:32 - 4. Lack of women's hygiene
4:39 - 5. Bug Infested bed made of straw
5:59 - 6. Bars were filled with bad quality liquor and towels full of bacteria
7:10 - 7. Use of Lysol for treating infections
8:06 - 8. Cocaine and Aspirin were common medicines
9:11 - 9. Whiskey was often a meal
10:00 - 10. Soaps were made from animal fat

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If you had to live in the Wild West for a week, which hygiene practice would you struggle with the most? Or do you think you’d find a clever way to adapt? Let me know in the comments!" 🤪