The daily use of towels causes them to become a breeding ground for bacteria if we do not observe proper hygiene. The heat and humidity in the bathroom promote the growth of microorganisms that can be more dangerous than those found in the toilet. So how do you care for your towels and how often you should wash them?
Towels are an essential part of everyday hygiene, but improper care can support the growth of bacteria. Moist and warm conditions in the bathroom provide perfect breeding ground for microorganismsthat may possess a health risk. According to Professor Charles Gerba from the University of Arizona may have Towel used for two days more E.Coli bacteria as a toilet plate.
The smell or appearance of a towel does not always indicate the need to wash it. Although it seems clean, bacteria can grow on it. For this reason, it is important to perceive the wash of towels, especially as a health problem.
Everybody, how many days should you wash towels?
To avoid excessive bacteria multiplication, it is recommended to wash towels every 2-3 days. This is especially important when someone in your home is ill. According to research prof. Elizabeth Scott from the UK 20% of people feathers towels at least twice a week, a reasonable approach.
Systematic washing at 40-60 degrees Celsius using antibacterial detergents effectively destroys most bacteria and viruses.
When is it worth replacing towels?
Regular exchange of old towels for new ones is also important. Textile products lose their functional properties over time.
- Experts recommend replacing towels for new every 6-8 months. If we notice that our towels are worn, have holes or have lost their original color and softness, it is a signal that it is time to replace them.
Cut in half, sprinkle with salt and rub. Yellow spots on the toilet plate disappear like a morning mist
