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What did cleanliness mean in medieval England?
It wasn’t soap, hot showers, or running water — it was herbs, linen, and survival.

Step into the streets of 14th-century England, where bathing could be considered dangerous, waste filled the alleys, and hygiene was shaped by fear of disease like the Black Death. From dry washing rituals and linen “cleaning” methods to castle toilets and the grim work of gong farmers, this cinematic reconstruction explores the harsh realities of daily life in medieval cities.

Through atmospheric storytelling and historical detail, we look beyond the myths to understand how people actually lived — and survived — in a world without modern sanitation.
This is not just a story about dirt. It’s a story about resilience, adaptation, and the limits of technology in the Middle Ages.
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This video contains AI-generated visuals created to reconstruct historical environments, locations, and daily life based on available historical research. While events, settings, and details are grounded in documented sources, some imagery, dialogue, and scenes are interpretive reconstructions intended for educational and illustrative purposes, not exact recordings of history.
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