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🌙 Tonight, step into a medieval town at dusk—not to judge, but to observe how ordinary people managed bad breath, body odor, and dirty clothes with the tools they had: hands, cloth, fire, water, and plants.

🪴 We’ll move gently through everyday routines: herbs for fresher breath, quick “partial washing” at the basin, combs and coverings for hair, and the quiet intelligence of clothing care—airing, brushing, mending, and saving clean linen for when it mattered most.

🧺 You’ll also hear what laundry really meant: soaking, rubbing, wringing, sun-bleaching—and the stronger cleaners that made the work effective. Then we’ll drift into scent culture (rosemary, lavender, rosewater, resins), bathhouses, etiquette in crowded streets, and the myths modern culture repeats about medieval cleanliness.

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