Meanings of more hygienic in English

The breadth of data does not favour one method as being more hygienic.

It would be more hygienic to bathe in hot water and ginger roots.

Nothing could be more innocent, more hygienic, more important to the social welfare.

Snacking from a toilet seat was more hygienic, I was told.

In theory, rich countries could also try to sicken people into more hygienic behaviour.

By the 1980s, facial tissues had displaced the handkerchief as a more hygienic alternative.

It was somewhat more hygienic, because I insisted, but the smell always hit me first.

It is more hygienic not to shave it (although depilation does make pubic lice homeless).

A carpet-sweeper is more hygienic than a broom, and a vacuum cleaner is better than a carpet-sweeper.

Check the materials, they said, and know that medical-grade or body-safe silicone is more hygienic and feels more sensual against your skin.

The soft-touch silicone material also means you only need to replace the brush head every six months for a more hygienic clean.

They say it is preferable to the traditional cork because it is more hygienic and does not taint wine with fungal mould.

They are survivors of a much more stringent process of selection than goes on amidst the more hygienic upper and middle-class conditions.

He will be with us tonight, so this is your chance to turn the stream of his benevolence into more hygienic channels.

For this reason, disposable paper towels are far more hygienic than the kinds of cloths that are washed and reused, according to research.

They subscribed to magazines on sheep-raising; they visited other ranches and kept abreast of the times; they installed newer and more hygienic methods of wool-growing.