what? A study found that 1 in 30 people poop in the shower

Our most disgusting shower habits are revealed in a new study with a chilling statistic on showers at work, the number of times most of us shower a week, and the appalling use of the shower as a toilet. Caution, the data is difficult to digest

what? A study found that 1 in 30 people poop in the shower

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A recent study reveals that one in 30 people pooped in the office shower. This groundbreaking study was conducted by QS Supplies, which sampled 1,010 people from the United Kingdom and the United States, and asked them about their hygiene habits and use of the bathroom, including the shower in their workplace. The survey found that 1 in 3 people urinates in the shower, 1 in 4 Put your nose, 1 of 5 York there, 1 of 20 will take advantage of the short masturbation situation and - God save us - 1 of 30 chooses to do there number 2. If you've ever considered getting into a quick shower at work, you might want to think about it again.

The big question is "why?" Why poop in the shower - and more in the workplace? The surveyors responded to this question and explained that in most cases it was not something they wanted to do - but that circumstances forced it on them. A 42-year-old man explained: "I underwent surgery to remove internal hemorrhoids several years ago and experienced a lot of pain in my first bowel movement. So I found that having a poop in the shower helped relieve some of that pain. By standing and adding water that flowed down my buttocks, I was able to ease that discomfort." . A 31-year-old woman said: "I had a stomach ache after eating in a new Chinese restaurant and I happened to shower when the worst happened. I had no other choice."

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A boy's gag in the shower (Photo: HBO, screenshot)

This is what you do in the shower in your workplace

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Hygiene and shower research data (Photo: QS Supplies, official website)

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And what's going on at home?

We will move to your home shower, which turns out to be the same for multitasking. 68 percent of men and 56 percent of women admit to urinating in the shower (which is no less disgusting). 51 percent of men and 28 percent of women use the shower for masturbation. Half the respondents in a relationship did not share their partner with their bizarre shower habits - and probably rightly so.

Let's move on to an equally alarming statistic: the number of times people take a shower a week. You know it's important to take a shower once a day right? If so, how come most of you don't? 53 percent of those surveyed said they shower less than 7 times a week. The majority of respondents (34 percent) admitted that they shower between 4 and 6 times a week, meaning there is a minimum of one day a week that they "forget" to shower. Eighteen percent of respondents admitted that they only shower once or three times a week and one percent admitted that they almost never shower.

There are also flattering figures: 31 percent replied that they shower daily, 13 percent shower 8-13 times a week, and 5 percent shower 14 times or more, meaning at least twice a day. If that's comforting anyone: 20 percent of Britons and 22 percent of Americans said they consciously shower less to help reduce the environmental impact of their showers.

51 percent of men masturbate in the shower (screenshot, HBO)

Boy masturbates in shower (Photo: NETFLIX, screenshot)

Your Multitasking Habits in the Shower:

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Hygiene and shower research data (Photo: QS Supplies, official website)

And the number of times you shower a week:

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Hygiene and shower research data (Photo: QS Supplies, official website)

It happens to all of us that we have to give up a shower and use alternative techniques to maintain hygiene. In fact, for men it happens on average 1.1 days a week and women 1.4 days a week. In such cases, 45 percent of women and 41 percent of men are embarrassed to cover the savings in the shower. 27 percent of women and 15 percent of men said they used a moist towel to clean their crotch, 14 percent of women and 17 percent of men wash the loincloth area in the sink, and 5 percent of women and 9 percent of men spray a deodorant area. When it comes to washing the armpit under the sink, the men and women are almost equal (27 and 26 percent respectively). In contrast, 23 percent of women and only 14 percent of men use a wet towel to clean the problem area. A total of 89 percent use a marker to shower, 61 percent use a bath, and 50 percent occasionally wash themselves in the sink.

The QS Supplies researcher said: "Our bathing habits are far more than mere logical choices made to maintain hygiene. They may reveal secrets about who we are, about the things we care about, and even tell us a lot about the state of our relationship."

Here's what you do when you give up a shower:

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Hygiene and shower research data (Photo: QS Supplies, official website)

Most of them say they poop in the shower due to the circumstances (screenshot, Warner Bros)

Woman in the bathtub (Photo: Warner Bros, screenshot)