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[Asteranx]

That brings up an interesting thought.  Would elves clean themselves like cats?

As a closing gesture following any particularly tense round of negotiations, the elven delegation would all cough up hairballs.

[Fearless Son]

As a closing gesture following any particularly tense round of negotiations, the elven delegation would all cough up hairballs.

"Urist McCraftdwarf withdraws from society.  He sketches pictures of elven hairballs."

[The Architect]

Well salvia for example is antiseptik. It would depend on the used plants.

Salvia, people, not saliva.

[Rowanas]

Salvia Divinorum?

The perfectly legal Hasheesh replacement that gives you crazy visions? That would explain why elves think the trees are their friends...

[Fearless Son]

Well salvia for example is antiseptik. It would depend on the used plants.

Salvia, people, not saliva.

My bad, I misread that. 

[Footkerchief]

I'm pretty sure Heph meant "saliva," though, so you were probably right.

[The Architect]

Well salvia for example is antiseptik. It would depend on the used plants.

FYI, saliva isn't an antiseptik. However I don't see anything on Wikipedia about Salvia being one either.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvia

It would be best to ask a botanist and/or an historian about the uses and effects of flower petals as soap substitutes.

[Footkerchief]

Well salvia for example is antiseptik. It would depend on the used plants.

FYI, saliva isn't an antiseptik.

There's evidence that it may be.  Unless you're just making a jab at spelling.

[The Architect]

Only for specific strains of bacteria that tend to threaten teeth and gums, apparently. Not really useful as an antiseptik.

It's well known that the human mouth is a breeding ground for bacteria; using saliva as a disinfectant would probably propigate bacteria.