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Colonists believed that bathing too often was bad for one person's health. Bathing was believed to rob the skin of precious oils that protected a person from diseases. The colonists only bathed a few times each year, but they did wash each day. Bedrooms contained washing bowls and pitchers of cold water for washing.

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Tudor peasants would have bathed seldom or never. The nobility and royals might have bathed occasionally, but most of them just a few times a year.

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