Favorite towel or mobile disease farm?

Favorite towel or mobile disease farm?

You've just finished your bath, fresh clean skin, but as soon as you pick up a towel left hanging in the bathroom and wipe it, cleanliness can become zero! Do you know that a damp towel hung in an airless bathroom is a "seventh-class paradise" of bacteria and fungi?

When we wipe, dead skin cells, grease stains, soap stains, and moisture become embedded in the filaments of the towel. If left unwashed, these become fine foods that cause bacteria to grow and multiply rapidly (some research has found that bacteria can multiply in millions in a few days!)

Repeated rubbing of towels with a buildup of pathogens not only makes us smell stale or stale, but also increases the risk of developing folliculitis, acne on the back plate, acne on the chest, or even fungal infections of the skin (e.g. eczema, tinea), a condition that is difficult to control and takes a long time to heal.

Summary How many days to reuse?

Skin experts recommend that we do rat hair laundry every 3-4 times of use (or about 2 times a day if used 2 times a day), but if you use a towel to wipe your sweat after exercise or you already have cuts / skin problems, wash immediately after using it once!

Don't let laziness hurt your skin. Stop thinking, "Towel wipes, but when we're clean, it's clean," because moisture is the skin's archenemy!

✅ ways to reduce risk:

• Wash every 3-4 times used: Do not wait for the fabric to smell stale or slip your hands to wash.

• Dry and sunny: After using it, do not hang it in a damp bathroom. Put it in a cool place or in the sun.

• Separate handkerchiefs and towels: The same cloth should not be used to wipe the whole body and face. To reduce bacterial transmission to sensitive facial skin.

• Heat-assisted use: If possible, rat hair should be washed with hot water (temperature about 60 degrees Celsius or more) to destroy accumulated bacteria and fungi.

# Body secrets # Acne on the back # Bacteria # Fungus # Skin care# Trick health