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Towels used to dry our freshly washed bodies quickly become dirty, collecting dead skin cells perspiration, bacteria and fungi that thrive in damp environments.
This can lead to fungal infections and skin problems.
To manage this, use separate towels for the body and face and ensure they are thoroughly dried between uses to minimize bacterial growth.
How should you wash your towels?
Experts recommend washing towels at a high temperature, ideally 60 degrees Celsius or above, to effectively eliminate bacteria and fungi.
Lower temperatures, such as 30 or 40 degrees, are only effective on light stains and may not fully sanitise the towels.
Over time, the accumulation of microbes makes thorough cleaning more challenging.
Dr Sally Bloomfield, a home hygiene expert, advises that towels used daily should be washed once a week.
For those used less frequently, a bi-weekly, every two-week wash is sufficient.
Sure-Sew cautions against using fabric softener as it can reduce the towel's absorbency.
If towels still smell damp after washing, it's best to replace them.
What are the best cleaning tips for toothbrushes?
In the bathroom, toothbrushes are exposed to the same microbial risks due to the humidity present.
After each use, check that there's no food lodged between the bristles of your toothbrush.
Rinse it well with warm water.
The American Dental Association recommends changing your toothbrush at least once every three months.
You can also maintain your toothbrush by soaking it for a few minutes in a mouthwash or a mixture of bicarbonate diluted in water.
Use one teaspoon in a cup and leave to soak for 15 minutes.
Finally, make sure that the different toothbrushes in the family don't touch each other.
It's better to opt for containers that separate them rather than glasses or jars.
What about makeup brushes?
Whether stored on shelves, in toiletry bags, dedicated bags, drawers or other corners of the bathroom, these accessories can harbour as many germs as a toilet bowl.
They are breeding grounds for bacteria and can lead to skin rashes irritations, allergic reactions and even staphylococcus infections, which can cause conditions like impetigo.
Experts recommend washing these items once a week.
Use a mild soap and lukewarm water, then ensure they are thoroughly dried with a clean towel.
There you have it.
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