A new survey is exploring the hygiene habits of Finnish individuals when it comes to sexual activity. The survey asks participants whether they shower after engaging in sex and if they change their sheets immediately afterwards. While basic hygiene practices like handwashing are commonly taught from a young age, the survey aims to investigate how such practices are perceived specifically in the context of sexual encounters where the presence of hormones and pleasure might overshadow concerns about cleanliness.

Respondents are encouraged to share their practices in real-time, providing insights into the varying attitudes towards hygiene following sexual encounters. The survey highlights a gap in discussions about sexual health and hygiene, indicating that while many know the importance of personal care in other aspects of life, such as after using the restroom, the same emphasis might not always be applied after intimate moments. The findings could spark discussions about the need for education on sexual hygiene among adults, emphasizing that cleanliness should remain a priority under all circumstances.

Overall, this initiative sheds light on personal hygiene practices that might affect sexual health and relationships. It aims to normalize the conversation around sexual hygiene, potentially leading to healthier practices among participants and the community at large.