Sanlang: Woohoo, my stepmother is so scary!

Qin Yao pulled up his arm and started to rub the mud. She was sweating from the heat and just wanted to wash the two kids quickly. She didn't care about Sanlang's broken mood. She finished the first wash for the two of them in no time.

The family was so poor that they didn't even have a towel. Qin Yao could only let them continue to wear their dirty clothes. She took the dirty water out to pour it out, quickly changed it for a basin of clean hot water, and washed them again before she was barely satisfied.

Although the clothes were still dirty, at least there was no strange smell on my body.

When it was the turn of the two older ones, Qin Yao helped them prepare the wooden basin and hot water and let them wash themselves.

Special reminder: "Rub your armpits and buttocks more often."

You don't need toilet paper here, there is no paper, and you can't afford it.

Villagers mostly use leaves and sticks, picking them as needed. Those who are more careful will break the bamboo into two-finger-wide bamboo pieces, slightly polish off the burrs, and break off a piece each time they use it. A long piece can be used for five or six days.

Of course, the Liu family couldn't use bamboo strips given their conditions. Just now, she helped the two children take a bath, and the scene was so sad.

Dalang and Erlang's faces turned red, and they responded in a mosquito-like voice, saying "I know" and going into the house to take a shower.

Seeing that there was still some water in the water tank, Qin Yao also used a wooden bucket to get some hot water, went into the house and wiped herself.

Although she couldn't take a bath, Qin Yao was satisfied just to wipe herself given the current conditions.

After wiping her body, Qin Yao took a hatchet and went to the mountain behind the house to cut a few branches to make a simple clothesline while the sun was still shining. She took out the caked bedding at home, knocked it, and dried it in the sun to remove the musty smell and moisture.