you've ever gone w/out bathing, presumably for a trip.

I was watching it briefly w/some friends last night, and the point came up that those guys must be RIPE when they get to the surface, although no one seemed to pull away from them when they were up.

Mine, IIRC, was about 12 days up in GNP when I was around 16.

6 days, which included a continuous 4-day period over 18000 feet, so kinda chilly for bathing.

They looked shaven as they come up. I wouldn't be surprised they all had a quickie sponge bath and shave down there before being brought up.

The rescue op itself is utterly fascinating. Bravo to everyone there.

surgent wrote:They looked shaven as they come up. I wouldn't be surprised they all had a quickie sponge bath and shave down there before being brought up.

Might have a fluffer down there too...

79 days no shower

aqua wrote:79 days no shower

i'm on day 65 right now. i just need to save up $.50 and i can get the water turned back on.

drpw wrote:

aqua wrote:79 days no shower

i'm on day 65 right now. i just need to save up $.50 and i can get the water turned back on.

good luck with your problem

26 days at one stint during the VN war.

More recently, 13 days during a mountaineering expedition.

'Bout a month. Couple times.

Depends on what you consider "bathing". Does rubbing snow or stream water on your face and arm pits count? What about walking through a deep stream? Taking a swim in a lake? If the answers to all of the above is "no", then about 3 weeks on several occasions. If the answer is "yes", then about 2 or 3 days.

Probably like 10 or so.

I read a report detailing the facts: "Through tubes bored from the surface, exercise equipment including giant elastic-bands, with which the miners can exercise their atrophying muscles, has been delivered, as well as food (rationed to around 2,200 calories a day, to prevent the miners becoming too fat to fit in the rescue cage) and even low-tar cigarettes.
Thanks to the water pumped down from the surface, the miners have had plenty to drink, and they have dug latrines, with natural springs washing away the waste.
Three hundred meters along a tunnel is another natural spring in which they are showering daily."

7 days on a road trip out west. I don't sweat easy and the dry heat was nice.

robertjoy wrote:I read a report detailing the facts: "Through tubes bored from the surface, exercise equipment including giant elastic-bands, with which the miners can exercise their atrophying muscles, has been delivered, as well as food (rationed to around 2,200 calories a day, to prevent the miners becoming too fat to fit in the rescue cage) and even low-tar cigarettes.
Thanks to the water pumped down from the surface, the miners have had plenty to drink, and they have dug latrines, with natural springs washing away the waste.
Three hundred meters along a tunnel is another natural spring in which they are showering daily."

Yeah, apparently the OP didn't do his research. Appeared to me the miners had bathed themselves before coming to the surface.