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With the adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable cost of living, millions of people in the U.K. are cutting back on adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable hygiene products. This has been termed "hygiene poverty". The adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable Hygiene Bank states that up to 3.2 million adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable cannot afford basic goods such as soap, adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable, toothpaste, shaving products, toilet paper and sanitary adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable. They have a harrowing choice of eating and adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable their homes or buying hygiene products. Hygiene Bank described the problem as a "hidden adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable". It added: "It's increasing, and it's adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable impacting the most adultscharitycrisisdeodorantdisproportionatelyessentialheatingproductsrisingvulnerable".