The butt is not the cleanest part of the human body. The eyeballs are. Despite constantly being exposed to the bacteria-filled world, your eyes are constantly coated in a layer of tears every time you blink, and this kills bacteria.
The butt isn't necessarily dirty, but it isn't as clean as the eyeballs. Now, the anus can be dirty. Fecal matter comes out of the anus, and many people are afraid to clean the anus when they shower.
Anyway, the butt isn't the cleanest part of the body, it's the eyeballs.
The cleanest part of the body is typically the skin, as it acts as a protective barrier against dirt and germs. Regular bathing and good hygiene practices help keep the skin clean.
Your tongue.
The same part that is the cleanest part of a man. Genitalia are, as a rule, full of natural bodily excretions. Which would mean that gender would not be relevant to the cleanest body part.
There is no part of a man's body that is considered the cleanest part of his body. The cleanliness of a man depends on the personal hygiene of the man.
There is no specific region that is particularly free from bacteria. Most of the skin is exposed to the environmental bacteria, and internally there are millions of bacteria, outnumbering even the human cells. One suggestion is that the eyes, because they constantly shed salty fluid, might be the cleanest, or the interior of some organs with large numbers of white blood cells. The interior of the fingernails (being hard, dead material) would also tend to have little contamination.
The vagina is the cleanest part of a woman's body. The vagina is a self-cleaning organ so it cleans out dead cells and has an acidic pH to kill harmful bacteria. As long as the vulva has been cleaned and there is no vaginal infection the vagina is very clean.
No the womb is. The mouth is filled with billion's of bacteria's.
THEIR BUTT!!!
No
The word cleanest is an adjective. It means to be the most clean.
It is subjective to determine the "nastiest" body part as perceptions of beauty and cleanliness vary among individuals. All body parts serve important functions and contribute to overall health and well-being.
Mouth