There are so many different ways to get our body(s?)ies

+ ies (suffix)

The most common oneways are to either take a bath or havtake a shower.

So, do you have a preferencewhich one do you guys do?

Why is that?

For me, I prefer showers {for/ babecaused on}f three reasons.

First one, it's cleaner.

Taking a shower uses running water, while baths use deadirty water.

脏水

If I was in a really dirty situation, steepmy body was dirty, putting myself into a tub of water just doesn't really seem helpful.dirty water wouldn't help my situation that much.

By showering, I can flush the dirtiness away from my body without having to encounter them againdeal with it constantly.

Has the thought ever occurred to you, that where you're wonderingve you ever thought, "Wait, did I just use foot-washing water to wash my face?".

See where I'm goingat I mean?

Second one, it's quicker.

like 第三, second
not second one

I don't actually have a bathtub in my bathroom, but I take it that it costs a whilelot filling a tub full with water, and so does/or emptying it.

and/or is not recommended in formal english, but it works

And I'm just not a loverfan of waiting on such trivial things. like bath water.

Last oneFinally, it's more friendly to our environment.

AlEven though in wthere I live, the amount of water resources never seems to be a problemare no problems with the water supply where I live, it's always good to reduce the usage; if not for posteritythe environment, then for my water bills.

posterity?

So, these are the reasons why I prefer showers rather than taking a baths.

But of course, enjoying yourself within a Jacuzzi while relaxing to sweep off today's tiredness is another thing.

Either way, remember to wash yourself body when necessary.

There are so many different ways to get our body(s?)ies

The plural of body is bodies.

The most common ones are to take a bath or have a shower.

You could also say "methods" instead of "ones", but it makes sense either way.

For me, I prefer showers {for/ based on} three reasons.

"for" is more natural here, but "based on" will also be understandable.

First one, it's cleaner.

"First one, it's cleaner" could be "Firstly, it's cleaner." or "The first reason is that it's cleaner."

It is still understandable, though.

Taking a shower uses running water, while baths use deadstill water.

I understood what you meant by dead, but "still" would be a better word.

If I was in a really dirty situation, steeping myself into a tub of water just doesn't really seem like it would be helpful.

The original sentence makes sense too, this is only a small edit.

By showering, I can flush the dirtiness away from my body without having to encounter ithem again.

Also makes sense, just a minor change.

Has the thought ever occurred to you, that where you're wonderingve you ever had the thought, "Wait, did I just use foot-washing water to wash my face?".

The original sentence makes sense, it's just been edited to flow more smoothly.

Second one, it's quicker.

"Second one, it's quicker" could also be "Second, it's quicker." or "The second reason is that it's quicker."

I don't actually have a bathtub in my bathroom, but I take it that it costs a whilelot of time to filling a tub full with water, and so doesto empty it.

You could also say "I don't actually have a bathtub in my bathroom, but I know that it takes a long time to fill a tub with water and to empty it afterwards." Both versions work.

Although in where I live, the amount of water resources never seems to be a problem where I live, it's always good to reduce the usage; if not for posterity, then for my water bills.

It already makes sense. I only edited it to be a bit more smooth.

So, these are the reasons why I prefer showers rather thanover baths.

You could say "In conclusion" instead of "So" if you really wanted to, but it's not necessary.

"showers rather than baths" makes sense, "showers over baths" is just more natural.

But of course, enjoying yourself with a Jacuzzi while relaxing to sweep off tohe day's tiredness is another thing.

Either is fine.

There are so many different ways to get our body(s?)

bodies

The most common ones are to take a bath or have a shower.

It’s most common to use “take” for both bath and shower

For me, I prefer showers {for/ based on} three reasons.

“For” sounds more natural, but both are grammatical

First one, it's cleaner.

You can just say “First,” here.

Taking a shower uses running water, while baths use dead water.

This isn’t natural in English. You can say “still” water, but that’s not quite natural. Better to reword this to something like “…while baths make you soak in the same water.”

If I was in a really dirty situation, steeping myself into a tub of water just doesn't really seem helpful.

To steep is really only used for making tea. You can say “soaking in a tub of water”

By showering, I can flushrinse the dirtiness away from my body without havcoming into encounter them againact with the debris.

Has the thought ever occurred to you, that where you're wondering: "Wait, did I just use foot-washing water to wash my face?".

Haha, ewww

Second one, it's quicker.

I don't actually have a bathtub in my bathroom, but I take ibet that it costtakes a while to filling a tub full with water, and also doesto empty it.

And I'm just not a loverfan of waiting onfor such trivial things.

Last one, it's more friendly to our environment.

As a man (no offense to women), I just don't believe it will take more than a tub of water for me to dotake a shower.

Although in where I live, the amount of water resources never seems to be a problem, it's always good to reduce the usage; if not for posterity, then for my water bills.

So, these are the reasons why I prefer showers rather thanto baths.

But of course, enjoying yourself within a Jacuzzi while relaxing to sweep off today's tirednwash away the day's stress is another thing.