[ SECRET POST #2695 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2695 ⌋

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Re: Would you bang Jesus?

[(Anonymous)]

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Regarding the tooth-cleaning, I have read that charcoal was used, ca. 19th century or so, not sure if it would have been employed any further back. There are plants that have saponins in them (where we get some modern soaps from), but whether or not they were used extensively, I'm not sure.

I dimly recall reading somewhere (can't think of the source offhand) that Romans stored urine and dried it out to make "homemade" bleach (i.e. ammonia) for laundry purposes. I don't recall if they had the ability/knowledge to make soap (lye+ashes) back then or not.