#RandomThoughts #EyeballHygiene #BodyCare #MindWandering
👁️ Have you ever stopped to think about the fact that we diligently wash every part of our body, from head to toe, but we tend to overlook one crucial feature – our eyeballs? It’s a strange phenomenon when you consider just how essential our eyes are in our day-to-day lives. So, why do we neglect them when it comes to our daily hygiene routine?
🤔 Let’s delve into some random thoughts about this curious oversight and explore why we should pay more attention to the health and cleanliness of our precious peepers.
## Why Do We Neglect Our Eyeballs?
🔍 **Out of Sight, Out of Mind**: The eye is a delicate organ tucked away behind our eyelids, which can make it easy to forget about when we’re focusing on cleaning more visible areas like our face, hands, and feet. It’s essential to remember that our eyes are just as deserving of care as any other part of our body.
🚿 **Fear of Irritation**: Many people shy away from cleaning their eyes out of fear of causing irritation or damage. While it’s essential to be gentle, properly cleansing your eyes can help reduce the risk of eye infections and other problems.
## Tips for Keeping Your Eyes Clean
👀 **Blink Regularly**: Believe it or not, blinking is a natural way to keep your eyes clean. It helps spread tear film over the eyes, which nourishes and protects them.
🧼 **Gentle Cleansing**: Use a mild, fragrance-free cleanser or water to gently clean around your eyes to remove any dirt or debris.
🕶️ **Protect Your Eyes**: Wear sunglasses to shield your eyes from harmful UV rays and other environmental factors that can affect eye health.
## Conclusion
🌟 Our eyes are our windows to the world, so it’s crucial to take good care of them. By incorporating simple practices like regular blinking, gentle cleansing, and eye protection into our daily routines, we can ensure our eyes stay healthy and happy. Remember, we wash every part of our body aside from our eyeballs, but with a little extra TLC, we can change that and prioritize the well-being of our precious peepers. 😉
Because our bodies actually wash our eyeballs for us. Wait until you find out how we keep our intestines and colon clean. 😉
Whoa wait, OP are you actually NOT washing your eyeballs?!
Obviously wrong. There are many interior parts of our bodies that we never wash.
I mean I wash my face. I’m pretty sure some of that is going to my eyeballs. Literally just let the shower water on my face and I wash it with my hands.
(Me being an edge lord) *throws soap in eyes* “Who doesn’t wash their eyes?!”
Have I been using eye wash stations wrong all this time?
I actually spray my eyeballs a few times a week. I always having something in my eyes. Not a day goes by where I don’t get something in one of my eyes. I can be sitting on the couch watching TV and something will float into my eye. When I work outside, I’m always getting something in my eyes. Especially when mowing the lawn.
When I was a kid practicing for little league, I was always getting gnats in my eyes. I’d have to go home after and pick them out. Nobody else on the team had it happen. WTF!?
If I don’t get enough sleep, my eyelashes fall out easily and will get in my eye. If it doesn’t work its way out by shower time, I spray out my eyeballs with water. 80% of the time, it takes care of the problem.
The only one I know who has this happen regularly like me is my father so I’m assuming it’s something genetic.
I’m told it’s called persistent foreign body sensation. It typically start with actually having something in my eye and I then mess to get it out but it still feels like there’s something in there due to the irritation. Sometimes I think I got it out only to have it break free again and it’ll end up where I can see it on my cornea. I try to get to the magnifying mirror without moving but by the time I get there, it’s nowhere to be found. Farking drives me nuts.
Speak for yourself, I wash mine.
I get water in my eyes everyday when I shower 3 times a day. So mine are always clean
As someone who has to wash their eyeballs at least twice a day, be glad you don’t have to. It sucks. No, I’m not kidding sadly.
My poor shampooing technique begs to differ.
Please explain to me how you’re washing your appendix, brain, heart, lungs and other organs.
This indicates that you wash the inside of your nostrils
Every part? Also, washing implies the eyes can get wet and flushed by water, causing a cleaning effect on the eyes.