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So, in order to stay healthy and non-smelly, how often should we wash items? Here are recommendations from the American Cleaning Institute2 and a dermatologist.3 (These guidelines assume you don't perspire more than normal or have open sores, athletes foot, etc., that the items aren't soiled by blood, food, dirt, etc., and don't smell sour. The guidelines also assume you don't share towels and that you hang garments and towels to dry between uses.) Wash all newly purchased garments Laws regarding commonly-used dyes, wrinkle-preventing formaldehyde resin, mold-preventing dimethyl fumarate (all of which are major allergens) and other chemicals vary between countries, which is of concern since few items of clothing are fully made in the U.S. Plus, that "new" garment may have been tried on (or bought and returned) by others prior to you purchasing it... spreading body secretions, feces, yeast, dead skin and other gross organisms.4 Comforter and Pillows: wash twice a year.
Bedding and Bath Mat: wash every 2 weeks. Loose-Fitting Items and Bath Towels: wash after 3-4 uses (e.g., dress clothes, pj's, jeans, sweaters). Snug-to-the-Body Garments: wash after each use (e.g., t-shirts, underwear, socks, swimwear). Wash bras after every 2-3 wears. Dandruff and other dead skin cells that we (and our pets) slough off also land in rugs and carpets so vacuuming regularly is another good idea!5 8 Examples of why clean laundry matters While dirty laundry is often not a serious health issue until we get a cut or other skin abrasion, there are still plenty of reasons to wash clothes regularly. For instance, norovirus, a leading cause of diarrhea and vomiting, can live on clothes for up to 12 days!6 Other concerns include odor-causing bacteria, head lice, bed bugs, e. coli, ringworm, mold, fleas and everyday exposures (poison ivy, staph bacteria including MRSA, etc.). 7 Laundry Tips for cleaner clothes, saving money, and extending the life of machines.
1. Don't Overload the Washer or Dryer Laundry needs to move freely in order for wash water to carry away dirt and garments to dry quickly and wrinkle-free. (3/4th full is max). 2. Cold Water Works Great for Most Loads In the old days, hot water made detergents work better. however, work perfectly well in 65 °F water, which is about what comes out of the cold water faucet in most US homes (except in the some northern-mostThis is great news since heating water accounts for up to 90% of the cost of washing clothes at home8! Plus, hot water can cause clothes to shrink. And even warm water may cause colors to fade. If garments are super dirty, presoak and spin them dry before washing. Cold water is always advised for the rinse cycle. Don't trust that a drain filter will catch small items left in pockets. (Our top-of-the-line washer doesn't even have a drain filter, which resulted in a $300 service call to remove a quarter and toothpick jammed in our washer's drain pump.)
4. Go Easy on Detergent Using too much laundry detergent leaves dirty suds behind in the clothes, so they aren't as clean as they should be. Plus, excessive suds shortens the life ofUse only HE labeled laundry detergent in high-efficiency, front-loading washers and use no more than what's recommended on the detergent bottle or box (but, in most cases, even that is too much). *Lid cup indicator lines are difficult to see so highlight them with a paint pen or buy pre measured, toss-in detergent pods. 5. Keep Washer Door or Lid Open Between Uses The washer tub needs to dry between uses to prevent mold from growing and rubber seals from rotting. So, always wipe rubber seals dry and keep door open. 6. Clean Dryer Line Filter After Each Use A lint-filled filter makes the dryer work harder and takes more time and energyPlus, it is a fire hazard. 7. Consider Drying Clothes Outside Though not nearly as powerful as chlorine bleach, the oxidation that occurs when you dry clothes outdoors
