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Do astronauts take a shower in space?

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Zoe Lee

Studied at the University of Melbourne, Lives in Melbourne, Australia.
As an expert in space technology and human factors, I can provide you with accurate information regarding the personal hygiene practices of astronauts in space.

Scarlett Davis

Studied at the University of Zurich, Lives in Zurich, Switzerland.
When astronauts want to take a shower, they step into a cylindrical shower stall and close the door. They then get themselves wet and wash up just like you would on Earth. However, due to weightlessness, the water droplets and soap don't flow downwards into a drain, they float about.
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Lucas Ross

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When astronauts want to take a shower, they step into a cylindrical shower stall and close the door. They then get themselves wet and wash up just like you would on Earth. However, due to weightlessness, the water droplets and soap don't flow downwards into a drain, they float about.
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