I got this morning off to a running start. I brushed my teeth in 3/4 cup of water. This is how I do it:
First I pour the water into a cup. I used one of my tin reenacting cups out of habit. Dip your toothbrush into the cup to moisten it. When using little water I use tooth powder since it does not foam like normal modern toothpastes. When through brushing I use two small mouthfuls to rinse with and then rinse the toothbrush out in what is left.
I washed up using one wet wipe. The wet wipe was invented in 1859 by Mr. Wipe...Okay, I am full of it. I admit I cheated. The wet wipe was not invented until the late 1970s. But the purpose of this experiment is not to be totally 19th century but to see how little water I can comfortably get away with.
I had to do some work out in the garage so I drank 8 ounces of water plus ice (am I supposed to count the ice too?) Note: The ice had melted when I drank it.
We were on the go so we grabbed breakfast at Sonic, so no breakfast dishes or prep. I will factor this into my end totals. I ordered water instead of another, high sugar and calorie drink. I am still working on it so when I am done I will figure out how much that was and add it to the total.
More later...
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