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What Personal Hygiene Really Looked Like in Industrial Revolution | Boring History For Sleep

Life Before Modern Cleanliness — What Personal Hygiene Really Looked Like in the Industrial Revolution explores the quiet, often uncomfortable realities of daily cleanliness during the 18th and 19th centuries. Long before modern plumbing, deodorant, and daily bathing routines, or ...  Show more

What if You Woke Up as a Victorian Shopkeeper ? | Boring History For Sleep

Life Behind the Counter in Victorian England — What if You Woke Up as a Victorian Shopkeeper? | Boring History For Sleep gently explores the slow, repetitive rhythm of daily life in the 19th century. This video places you inside a small Victorian shop, opening the shutters at daw ...  Show more

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