Isbn: 9798171473105 - how humans learned to stay clean: bathing, soap, toilets, sewers, laundry, and the long road to modern hygiene (how we got here: a history of everyday life series, band 3) (3 Ergebnisse)

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - How did humans go from washing in rivers and carrying water by hand to modern bathrooms, hot showers, washing machines, and sewage systems HOW HUMANS LEARNED TO STAY CLEAN explores the long and surprisingly complex history of hygiene, bathing, soap, toilets, laundry, sewers, and the everyday habits that shaped modern cleanliness.From early bathing practices and ancient public baths to medieval washing traditions, soap making, chamber pots, industrial cities, cholera outbreaks, germ theory, modern plumbing, and household cleaning technology, this book follows the gradual changes that transformed daily life.Along the way, it looks beyond famous inventions to the people whose labor made cleanliness possible: water carriers, laundresses, sanitation workers, servants, engineers, nurses, doctors, and ordinary families trying to keep themselves and their surroundings comfortable and safe.Rather than presenting history as a simple journey from a dirty past to a clean present, the book shows how ideas about hygiene changed with science, culture, class, technology, infrastructure, and access to water.It is the story behind one of the most ordinary parts of modern life-and the remarkable amount of human effort required to make cleanliness feel effortless. …