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The bathing of a slave almost always takes place in a manner that helps her to keep well in mind that she is a slave. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 64, Sentence #75)

It is an almost universal practice to return her to her master, and if, as almost never happens, she eludes one master, she will soon kneel to another, and must expect to be treated as the displeasing slave she has proved to be. Indeed, she often tries to return to her original master, to throw herself to his feet and, on her belly, licking and kissing his feet, beg fervently for his forgiveness. I mention this for it has some bearing on the washing of slaves. The bathing of a slave almost always takes place in a manner that helps her to keep well in mind that she is a slave. Sometimes she is locked in a bathing cell. Sometimes, in the wild, when she would bathe in a stream or pool, she does so on a chain fastened about her neck and padlocked about a nearby tree. If the master, in such a situation, wishes to observe, and supervise, the bathing of the slave, he may keep her on a rope tether. - (Plunder of Gor)