Then you’d sure better not think about the fact they wash their used toilet rags in their washer. The same place they wash all their other clothes.
gee doesn’t that towel smell soooo good.
That’s it, I’m out, I’m going to take a bath in pure bleach for three hours.
I think E-coli is in their immediate future.
Become mentally ill - save a tree.
“Gee, these poop rags don’t make a full load.”
“Just throw in those dish towels with them.”
Funny; just recently the DailyMail ran several articles about contamination from today's lower wash temperatures and gentler detergent:
How washing machines can put your family's health at risk
"Professor Sally Bloomfield, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, wants a campaign to educate consumers in laundry hygiene. ‘We need to launder clothing in a way that renders them not just visually clean, but hygienically clean — the two are not the same,’ she says. Her concerns are backed by a German study on clothes contaminated with Staphylococcus aureus, linked to skin and urinary tract infections, as well as pneumonia. Researchers found the only way to eradicate the bacterium was with temperatures of 40c [104f] and above combined with a detergent containing bleach..."Is your LAUNDRY making you ill? 30°C cycles breed bacteria and transfer germs from your underwear to tea towels
"Bacteria lurking inside washing machines can also be responsible for cross-contamination: 'Studies have shown that a build-up of bacteria in the interior of the washing machine transfers to the wash water of subsequent cycles – with as many as one million bacteria found in just two tablespoons of wash water..."
I washed diapers for four babies, and the folded damp facecloths that I had boxed up to clean them up.
Washed the diapers twice a week. had 2 diaper pails and I assure you my washer was spotless after I soaked, double washed and bleached them.