For Better Sex, Keep These Three Areas Clean

You might consider your personal hygiene sufficient; your partner might beg to differ. All couples will agree that hygiene serves an essential precursor to sex. Individuals who eschew proper hygiene methods notice a higher increase in foul odors, infections and unpleasant experiences during intimacy. While you might consider your practices sufficient, you may want to reconsider your stance and keep these areas super clean.
 

Areas to Always Keep Clean

Mouth: Your mouth encumbers a cesspool of germs, and a few minutes of brushing and flossing help ward off the smells and germs that crowd your gums, tongue and teeth. Keeping your mouth clean will enhance your intimacy while keeping your partner from shoving a pack of gum in your face. You’ll be using your mouth plenty during sex, and some basic hygiene will spare you several awkward moments.
 
Genitals: These pleasure zones will be used often during intimacy. What’s worse, the genitals store plenty of foul odors, germs and funguses that can create displeasure. The penis can come under attack from Smegma; the vagina, yeast infections. Water and soap on the penis can remove the filth; while plenty of water and non-acidic soaps can eliminate the spread of bacteria in the vagina.
 
Hands: You may not consider this area a huge necessity to keep clean, but when the average human spreads most of his or her diseases via the hands, keeping this area clean remains a requirement. Hand sanitizer and soaps disinfect the hands that can spread diseases and germs during sex.