Husband and parents-in-law wash feet, talk about it.

Water shortage? This situation is probably related to his traditional ideas. But if the local water resources are not very scarce, it is not contradictory to pay attention to hygiene and honor parents.

There are many ways to be filial to parents, such as washing their feet and urinating, rubbing their backs and massaging their parents, buying things for their parents, giving their parents a physical examination, and chatting and entertaining with their parents. There are many ways. It doesn't mean that parents should use leftovers to be filial. Old clothes can be worn and old quilts can be covered, but it is unnecessary to wash your feet, because there will be bacteria or something, which is not good for your health. Of course, he may not care. But it's better to be hygienic. If he doesn't feel dirty, let him imagine that if it is the foot washing water he used, can he give it to his parents again? Isn't he dirty himself?